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Robert Graves / Morgan
ROBERT RANKE GRAVES British poet, novelist and critic, with a reference to his autobiography, " Goodbye To All That"
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1985 Autobiography Critic Curly Feather Graves Morgan Novelist Quill Ranke Reference 1895
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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In this evocative photograph, the renowned British poet, novelist, and critic, Robert Graves, is captured in a thoughtful moment, pen in hand, as he ponders the pages of his own autobiography, "Goodbye to All That." Dated 1985, the image finds Graves in the later years of his life, with a distinguished, curly mane of gray hair that frames his intense, expressive face. The quill pen, a symbol of the literary craft, rests atop the open pages of his book, a testament to the depth of his literary prowess. Born in 1895, Robert Ranke Graves is celebrated for his contributions to English literature, particularly his poetry and novels. His works often delve into historical themes, reflecting his deep interest in the past. "Goodbye to All That," published in 1929, is a seminal work in Graves' oeuvre, offering a candid and poignant account of his experiences during and after World War I. The title itself is a reference to the famous line from Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Part I," spoken by Prince Hal as he bids farewell to his riotous youth. This powerful image of Robert Graves, with its historical and literary significance, invites viewers to explore the rich tapestry of his life and work. The photograph, with its large format and intricate detail, offers a rare glimpse into the mind of a literary titan, as he reflects upon the past and continues to shape the literary landscape.
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