Pan-Dada: The Writings of Clement Pansaers (Green Integer) - Softcover
Synopsis
Becoming a Dadaist in 1916, Belgium poet Clement Pansaers was, as Louis Aragon describes him, "a passionate lover of barbarism." Close friends with playwright Carl Sternheim and writer Carl Einstein, Pansaers was one of the central Dadaist figures and a brilliant poet, as this volume reveals.
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About the Author
Born in 1885, Clement Pansaers was the major proponent of Dadaism in Belgium. He founded the magazine Resurrection, and with other figures of the day expounded on avant-garde principles. Pansaers was highly admired by James Joyce, Ezra Pound, Francis Picabia and Andre Breton. He moved to Paris in 1921, dying of Hodgkin's Disease in 1922.
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