Henry Jean-Marie Levet
Henry Jean-Marie Levet (13 Januar 1874 –15 December 1906) was a French diplomat and poet. Levet worked in the French consular service in his late twenties, but in his early twenties he was only a couple of years older than the more famous poet Leon-Paul Fargue, and they knew each other as young men in the café scene in Paris. Fargue related that Levet loved maps, compasses, and wore beautifully cut English-style suits.
Henry Jean-Marie Levet
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- 1874 · Montbrison.
- Died
- 1906 · Menton.
- Nationality
- France
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- diplomat · poet · writer
- Languages
- French
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Born at Montbrison in 1874, died in Menton in 1906.
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