Louis Aragon, a renowned French poet of great acclaim, played a pivotal role in the literary world by co-founding, alongside the illustrious André Breton and Philippe Soupault, the groundbreaking and influential surrealistic magazine Littérature, a publication that would go on to shape the course of modern literature.
Louis Aragon
Deceased · Born: Oct 3, 1897 · Died: Dec 24, 1982
