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« Je est un autre » (1871)
The line that broke poetry in two — « Je est un autre » — in Rimbaud’s own hand, not set in...
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The line that broke poetry in two — « Je est un autre » — in his own hand.
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The line that broke poetry in two — « Je est un autre » — in his own hand.
Lifted straight from Rimbaud's own manuscript — the "lettre du voyant" of 15 May 1871 — not set in type. « Je est un autre », "I is another", in the poet's actual hand, screenprinted in a single sepia ink. The archive marks are cleaned; every stroke of his pen is untouched. Nothing redrawn.
Arthur Rimbaud (1854–1891) had abandoned poetry by twenty-one. At sixteen he wrote the letters that remade what a poem could be — declaring the poet a "seer" and the self a stranger to itself. This is his hand at that moment.
Arthur Rimbaud · « Je est un autre », autograph manuscript · 1871 · Bibliothèque nationale de France, NAF 26499, f. 21 · Public domain
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