Apollinaire Merch

Description: Guillaume Apollinaire was a French poet, playwright, short story writer, novelist, and art critic of Polish-Belarusian descent. Apollinaire is considered one of the foremost poets of the early 20th century, as well as one of the most impassioned defenders of Cubism and a forefather of Surrealism.

Description: With this image, we celebrate French surrealist poet Guillaume Apollinaire. ATTENTION: This image is a result of playing with original drawings by the Apollinaire himself (all of them in Public Domain).. They were combined with one low-res public domain portrait of Apollinaire.

Description: A riverside Valence travel design with the Rhône, old-town rooftops, and cathedral-inspired architecture. A scenic France keepsake for travelers and European city lovers.

Description: A dimensional travel illustration inspired by Valence, France, featuring warm old-town rooftops, cathedral architecture, and the Rhône valley. A keepsake for France travelers and lovers of historic European cities.

Description: A minimalist poster featuring bold blue text on a cream background. The text reads "PIERRE RESTANY YVES KLEIN LE MONOCHROME IL NUOVO REALISMO DEL COLORE GALLERIA APOLLINAIRE MILANO NOVEMBRE 1961". The layout is centralized and academic, presenting exhibition details.

Description: French poet André Breton was a co-founder of surrealism and writer of its first manifesto. He was influenced by Dadaism and was one of the inventors of automatic writing, a method that widely opened the door to the subconscious.

Description: French poet André Breton was a co-founder of surrealism and writer of its first manifesto. He was influenced by Dadaism and was one of the inventors of automatic writing, a method that widely opened the door to the subconscious.

Description: French poet André Breton was a co-founder of surrealism and writer of its first manifesto. He was influenced by Dadaism and was one of the inventors of automatic writing, a method that widely opened the door to the subconscious.

Description: Et comme l'espérance est violente