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	Max Jacob
		Max Jacob, an unclassifiable French author of the early twentieth century, has nonetheless been classified as a Cubist, a Dadaist, and a Surrealist.
		Some of Jacob's poems are quite obscure, whereas others seem as if they would have worked as newspaper squibs to be read over breakfast.
		Jacob was a socialite, and like all socialites, he had a very sharp eye for the gossip, feuds, jealousies, resentments, and the other foibles of his kind, as below.
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	Max Jacob - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Max Jacob (July 12, 1876 – March 5, 1944) was a French poet, painter, writer, and critic.
		Max Jacob is regarded as an important link between the symbolists and the surrealists, as can be seen in his prose poems Le cornet à dés (Dice Box, 1917) and in his paintings, exhibitions of which were held in New York City in 1930 and 1938.
		However, said to be suffering from bronchial pneumonia, Max Jacob died in the Drancy deportation camp on March 5th.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Max_Jacob (431 words)

	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: Max Jacob (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Max Jacob is regarded as an important link between the symbolists and the surrealists, as can be seen in hisprose poems Le cornet à dés (Dice Box, 1917) and in his paintings, exhibitions ofwhich were held in New York City in 1930 and 1938.
		Jewish by birth, Jacob’s brother was deported to Auschwitz and then his sister Mirthé-Léa and her husband were deported where theywere murdered by the Nazis.
		On February24, 1944 Max Jacob too was arrested by the Gestapo and put into Orléans prison then transferred to aconcentration camp in Drancy where he died from bronchial pneumonia.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Max-Jacob (2305 words)

	Max Jacob - Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Max Jacob, 1876-1944, French writer and painter, b.
		Among Jacob's novels are Saint Matorel (1911) and Filibuth; ou La Montre en or (1922); his verse, usually light and ironic, includes Fond de l'eau (1927) and Rivages (1932).
		By the time she had given birth to her youngest child, five-year-old Jacob, she weighed over 13 stones and was barely able to move.
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		Max Jacob (July 12, EHandler: no quick summary.
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	AllRefer.com - Max Jacob (French Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Max Jacob[mAks zhAkOb´] Pronunciation Key, 1876–1944, French writer and painter, b.
		Among Jacob's novels are Saint Matorel (1911) and Filibuth; ou La Montre en or (1922); his verse, usually light and ironic, includes Fond de l'eau (1927) and Rivages (1932).
		One-man shows of Jacob's paintings were held in New York in 1930 and 1938.
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	Max Jacob: The Dice Cup
		--Gerald Kamber: Max Jacob* and the Poetics of Cubism* (1971)
		Max Jacob had the fine head of a monastic bishop, and yet there nonetheless flashed forth at times, from behind his lorgnon, an incisive gaze, searching always for the fault in his interlocutor's speech.
		Desse the hand is a claw, for Max Jacob it was a kind of scepter, able to bless, create beauty, direct, command--a kind of device to uplift the soul toward God, in an offertory gesture.
	www.necessaryprose.com /jacob.html (8396 words)

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		Jacob was thrilled when he learned she was going to keep her son for good and raise him.
		Max proudly smiled like any kid would smile after he just did something good and Jack just stared at her, a sweet smile cross his features "actually, go in the living room, everything will be done in a sec" Sam nod, smiling at them and walked out of the kitchen.
		Max was sitting on Jack's laps, leaning against his chest and turned his head to look at her when she closed the door.
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	Max Jacob Biography and Summary
		Devout Catholic, converted Jew, homosexual, and a rumored ether addict, Max Jacob seems an unlikely representative of the various avant-garde movements with which he has been identified.
		Max Jacob(July 12, 1876 – March 5, 1944) was a French poet, painter, writer, and critic.
		Max Jacob: In 1915, Max Jacob and Pablo Picasso
	www.bookrags.com /Max_Jacob (123 words)

	Jacob Max - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Jacob, Max (1876-1944), French writer and painter, born in Quimper.
		Jacob (Biblical figure), in the Old Testament, one of the Hebrew patriarchs, son of Isaac and Rebekah, and grandson of Abraham.
		Jacob (sheep), slim, medium-sized breed of sheep noted for its spotted fleece.
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	Max Jacob - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Max Jacob (July 12, 1876 – March 5, 1944) was a French poet, painter, writer, and critic.
		Eventually he would be forced to move to, Loiret, where he was hiding during the German occupation of World War II.
		First interred in Ivry, after the war ended in 1945 his remains were transferred to the cemetery at in the Loiret departement.
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	max jacob
		Max Jacob (1876-1944) var en indflydelsesrig skikkelse i fransk poesi.
		Jacob var en slags nestor for og forbindelse mellem de tidlige avantgardebevægelser (surrealisterne, dadaisterne, kubisterne...) og hans forfatterskab rummer en mængde ansatser til det, 10'ernes og 20'ernes unge digtere skal folde ud for fuld udblæsning.
		Den afsluttende del taler derimod om digterens forpligtelse, om det, han netop har udført i begyndelsen: "De skal sammenfatte rytmen i Biografen og den der er i haglen, og desuden latteren hos dem der ta'r del i den gamle kurtisanes død for at få en idé om Purgatorium".
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	Jacob Krause - Vancouver Westside Real Estate, Realtor, Realty, Listings
		Jacob is dedicated to providing clients with up to date real estate information.
		Jacob guarantees his process will exceed your needs and your home will sell for top dollar.
		Jacob's goal is to provide home buyers and sellers with the resources necessary to make the best decisions.
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	40 PoÃ©sies de Stanislas Boutemer
		After a short period in the army that was doomed to failure, tailor's son Max Jacob moved from his native town of Quimper to Paris at the end of the nineteenth century, with the intention of building a career as an artist.
		Jacob and Picasso soon became close friends, even living together in one house for some time.
		Gerald Kamber, Max Jacob and the poetics of cubism.
	www.kb.nl /bc/koopman/1926-1930/c82-en.html (534 words)

	Jacob - Oberon-2 compiler for Linux
		As the practical result of our diploma thesis, Jacob owes its existance from the use of compiler generating tools: The front-end was generated with the Compiler Construction Tool Box "Cocktail" (Version 9209) of Dr. J.
		Jacob implements the full Oberon-2 language as reported in "The Programming Language Oberon-2" (March 1995).
		Because of the early version of Jacob it is definitely possible that there are bugs in the implementation.
	user.cs.tu-berlin.de /~sepp/jacob/00wurzel.html (842 words)

	Jacob
		Jacob died there, but his sons buried him in the family plot at Machpelah.
		Max Jacob - Jacob, Max, 1876–1944, French writer and painter, b.
		Joseph Jacobs - Jacobs, Joseph, 1854–1916, Jewish writer, historian, and folklorist, b.
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/people/A0825829.html (260 words)

	Collectif Max Jacob - new and used books
		Jacob Max) - Fleureau Al - Dr Durand Georges - F.Weill - Collectif.
		Jacob Max) - Béalu Marcel - Cassou Jean - Rousselot Jean - Collectif.
		Jacob Max) - Carco Francis - Cocteau Jean - Delteil Joseph - Collectif.
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	Picasso: Sa Vie en Rose: sketching
		In the sketch, Jacob, five years Picasso’s senior, is depicted as boyish and vacuous.
		His relationship with Jacob would have implied a sexual and thus artistic tenderness, bordering on weakness perhaps, that would have conflicted with Picasso’s quest for personal potency as an artist and as a masculine lover.
		Indeed by likening some of his earlier figures to Jacob, Picasso externalizes his homosexual identity by associating it with Jacob and then, through his paintings, supplants this figure with more virile likenesses representing a more artistically potent version of himself.
	communitas.princeton.edu /blogs/wri152-3/bmasters/archives/001878.html (355 words)

	AbeBooks: Suchergebnisse - A Salmon und Max Jacob
		Avec un portrait par KISLING en frontispice et des dessins de Max Jacob hors-texte.
		Max Jacob, poète, peintre, mystique et homme de qualité.
		Edition originale tirée à 525 exemplaires numérotés, ornée d'un portrait de Max Jacob en frontispice par Kisling et de 9 lithographies de Max Jacob.
	www.abebooks.de /search/sortby/3/an/A+Salmon+/tn/+Max+Jacob (220 words)

	Max Jacob - Site biocritique non autorisé - Un parrain de baptème : Picasso
		L'amitié entre Max Jacob et Picasso sera chaleureuse et l'autre sera le motif de certaines oeuvres.
		Max Jacob devait connaître un seul et bref amour dans sa vie (bref comme il sied à la passion) pour une certaine Cécile Acker dont il donne à voir un sévère visage (portrait vers 1903).
		Max Jacob continue d'ailleurs de peindre et les deux artistes se côtoient, en 1916, au Salon d'Antin à Paris qui organise une exposition : L'art moderne en France.
	maxjacob.free.fr /Picasso.html (1362 words)

	Max Jacob Schilderfabrik GmbH - Geschichte
		Max Jacob wurde am 09.06.1892 in Hamburg geboren und gründete bereits im Alter von zwanzig Jahren, am 12.
		Oktober 1912, seine Firma max jacob in Hamburg- Stellingen.
		Die in der Umgebung liegenden Industriebetriebe wurden von max jacob mit diversen technischen Waren sowie Hinweis- und Werbeschildern beliefert.
	www.max-jacob.de /geschichte.htm (444 words)

	Max JACOB
		Max Alexandre naît à Quimper en 1876 rue Saint-François.
		Entre 1907 et 1911, Max habite un réduit sombre 7 rue Ravignan, au fond de la cour, où il reçoit chaque lundi une clientèle qui vient écouter la bonne aventure ou simplement lui acheter des paroles réconfortantes ou spirituelles.
		Parmi les différents lieux qu’il fréquente, Max est un fidèle des mardis de Paul Fort à La Closerie des lilas, 71 bd du Montparnasse, à partir de 1905 ; on le voit également 27 rue Fleurus, chez Gertrude Stein, ou encore au Buf sur le toit, 28 rue Boissy d’Anglas.
	www.terresdecrivains.com /article.php3?id_article=97 (583 words)

	Le cornet Ã dÃ©s
		Max Jacob was a man of many faces: a Jew converted to Catholicism, a writer who wrote about his visions of the Saviour in all seriousness while simultaneously producing parodies with venomous wit, a mystic, and a clown.
		Max Jacob's preface 'PrÃ©face de l'Ã©dition de 1916', in which he introduced the concept 'situation', became almost as famous as the poems themselves.
		In a number of ways, Jacob and Hugo could be considered each other's opposite: Hugo broke with religion, while Jacob converted; Jacob's art is systematic, while that of Hugo is personal.
	www.kb.nl /bc/koopman/1940-1950/c80-en.html (670 words)

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		When I was annotating several Max Jacob correspondences and an Anthology of his prose in English translation, I took notes, classifying the poet's writings, according to themes, on index cards.
		In his letters, Max Jacob wrote often about his friends and certain authors whose books he was just reading.
		In the three bibliographies, I encouraged Max Jacob scholars to turn to me for photocopies, and I had many requests from France, England, the U.S.A. and Italy.
	library.usask.ca /display/uauth04/green.html (350 words)

	Books on Max Jacob (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Jacob is a young boy with a gift for carpentry who is busy finishing up a project for a contest.
		Jacob (1876-1944) was a writer of surrealist cubist fables, Ponge (1899-1988) was a master of the language of things, and Follain (1903-1971) merged the everyday with the historical to create a world rich in anniversaries.
		In a selection that covers the whole of Jacob's career and that does particular justice to his accomplishments as a prose poet, Kulik offers us a full and sympathetic portrait, framing it with an Introduction that sketches the biography and fills out the historical context.
	books.bankhacker.com /Max+Jacob (491 words)

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		Max Jacob (1876-1944) - Short biography and small selection of poems in English translation.
		Max Jacob in Quimper - Lycée Brizeux, Quimper - The Jacobs' saga, Max Jacob praises Quimper, Bouchaballe’s plot of land, Max Jacob and the people from Quimper, Quimper celebrates Max Jacob, Max Jacob in Quimper today.
		Max Jacob: Selected Poems - translated by William Kulik.
	www.phs2.net /cwi/L3/oj324i.htm (103 words)

	deeply thought and felt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One of the key members of the group that formed around Apollinaire, a painter as well as a poet, Jacob lived in extreme poverty, working all manner of jobs throughout his life.
		Jacob was a man of many talents, poet, painter, writer and critic.
		Now, as I looked at her, I saw that what I had taken for a beggar woman was a wooden case painted green which contained some red earth and a few half-rotten bananas...
	www.kalin.lm.com /jacob.html (536 words)

	Max Jacob
		Max Jacob wurde am 11.7.1876 in Quimper (Bretagne) geboren.
		In seinem Werk vereinigte Jacob die Phantastik E. Hoffmanns mit dem Symbolismus Jarrys und führte in neuartiger Sprache und Syntax lange vor dem Surrealismus Tagträume und apokalyptische Halluzinationen in die Dichtung ein.
		Cahiers Max Jacob (herausgegeben von Freunden Jacobs), 1951ff.
	www.jbeilharz.de /jacob/bio.html (410 words)

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