
PIERRE MABILLE
Pierre Mabille was a French doctor and writer, born on August 2, 1904 in Reims, died on October 13, 1952 (at age 48) in Paris. Professor at the School of Anthropology in Paris, he was close to André Breton, surrealism, and notably the doctor of Man'ha Garreau-Dombasle. He was an adept of hermeticism and defender of the imaginary, and his works are at the crossroads of anthropology, sociology, poetry and medicine. Described by André Breton as a "man of great counsel", he attempts in his books an approach to the totality of man and civilizations
Texts in journals
Texts in Minotaure (1933-1937)
- Préface à l'éloge des préjugés populaires - Minotaure n° 6, décembre 1934
- Notes sur le Symbolisme - Minotaure n° 8, juin 1936
- La conscience lumineuse - Minotaure n° 10, hiver 1937
- Dessins inédits de Seurat - Minotaure n° 11, printemps 1938
- Miroirs - Minotaure n° 11, printemps 1938
- L'oeil du peintre - Minotaure n° 12-13, mai 1939
- Le ciel de Lautréamont - Minotaure n° 12-13, mai 1939
Histogram of texts by Pierre Mabille
Tracts citing Pierre Mabille
Texts citing Pierre Mabille
- André Breton and Astrology - by Fabrice Pascaud
- Reading Grains et issues - by Émilie Frémond
- Surrealism and Esotericism - by Patrick Lepetit
- Surréalisme et mythes celtiques - by Patrick Lepetit
Texts in Mélusine (papier)
- No texts by Pierre Mabille in Mélusine (papier)
Texts in Mélusine (numérique)
- No texts by Pierre Mabille in Mélusine (numérique)