Marius André (writer)
Marius André (5 June 1868 – 12 September 1927) was a French poet, journalist, critic and translator of French and Occitan languages.
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Biography
Initially close to Frédéric Mistral's Félibrige (he was majoral in 1918), he was edited by Joseph Roumanille. Later, he was associated to Charles Maurras' Action Française. He also contributed to the Revue universelle, the Revue du siècle, etc. He was French consul in Madrid. He was married to a Polish woman.
Honors
In the garden of the chapel in Sainte-Cécile-les-Vignes, his native village, a reproduction of his tombstone was inaugurated on May 7, 2011. This stele was commissioned to the local stonemason, David Vallée.
Works
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- Plóu e souleio (1890; with French translation)
- La Gloire d'Esclarmonde, poème provençal (1894; with French translation; with preface by Félix Gras)
- Montserrat, roman féerique (1896)
- Les Saints. Le Bienheureux Raymond Lulle (1232-1315) (1900)
- La Catalogne et les Germanophiles (1916)
- Guide psychologique du Français à l'étranger (1917)
- La Fin de l'Empire Espagnol d'Amérique (1922; with preface Charles Maurras)
- Emé d'arange un cargamen. Avec un chargement d'oranges, Poèmes (1924; illustrated by Robert Joel)
- Bolivar et la Démocratie (1924)
- Césarisme Démocratique en Amérique, by Laureano Vallenilla Lanz (1927; translated with preface by Marius André)
- La Véridique Aventure de Christophe Colomb (1927)
- La Vie Harmonieuse de Mistral (1928; edited by Jean Camp)
- Poésies Françaises du félibre Marius André (1963; preface by Christian Chabanis)
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