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Séverin Faust (December 29, 1872, Paris – April 23, 1945), better known by his pseudonym Camille Mauclair, was a French poet, novelist, biographer, travel writer, and art critic.

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rdfs:label	Camille Mauclair (en) Camille Mauclair (de) Camille Mauclair (fr) Camille Mauclair (nl) Camille Mauclair (pl) Камиль Моклер (ru) Camille Mauclair (sv)
rdfs:comment	Séverin Faust (December 29, 1872, Paris – April 23, 1945), better known by his pseudonym Camille Mauclair, was a French poet, novelist, biographer, travel writer, and art critic. (en) Severin Faust oder Camille Mauclair als Pseudonym (* 29. Dezember 1872 in Paris; † 23. April 1945 ebenda) war ein französischer Poet, Schreiber von Kurzgeschichten, Biograph, Autor von Reiseliteratur, Kunsthistoriker und Kunstkritiker. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg war er Anhänger der Vichy-Regierung, die eng mit der deutschen Besatzungsmacht in Frankreich zusammenarbeitete. (de) Camille Mauclair, nom de plume de Camille Laurent Célestin Faust, né le 29 novembre 1872 à Paris 5e et mort le 23 avril 1945 dans le 7e arrondissement de Paris, est un poète, romancier, historien d'art et critique littéraire français. Il fut un vichyste convaincu, chantre de l'antisémitisme sous l'Occupation. (fr) Camille Mauclair, pseudoniem van Camille Laurent Célestin Faust (Parijs, 29 november 1872 - 23 april 1945), was een Frans dichter, romanschrijver, essayist en criticus. (nl) Camille Mauclair (właśc. Camille Laurent Célestin Faust; 29 grudnia 1872 – 23 kwietnia 1945) – francuski pisarz, krytyk literacki i muzyczny oraz poeta. Znany szczególnie z twórczości na temat sztuki, zwłaszcza ze szczegółowego opisu paryskiego fin de siècle. Jego „Florencja” w przekładzie Leopolda Staffa została wydana w roku 1926 w języku polskim w ekskluzywnej edycji Wydawnictwa Polskiego R. Wegnera. (pl) Камиль Моклер (фр. Camille Mauclair, настоящее имя Северен Фост, фр. Séverin Faust; 29 декабря 1872 года, Париж — 23 апреля 1945 года, там же) — французский поэт, прозаик и художественный критик. (ru) Camille Mauclair, född som Severin Faust den 29 december 1872 i Paris, död där den 23 april 1945, var en fransk författare. Mauclair gjorde sig tidigt känd som konstkritiker. Han skrev de symbolistiska dikterna Sonatines d'automne (1894), framtidsromanen L'orient vierge (1897) och konstnärsskildringen L'ennemie des rêves (1899), den av misogyni fyllda Les mères sociales (1902) och La ville-lumière (1904), som behandlar Paris som konststad. Vidare skrev Mauclair Jules Laforgue (1896), L'impressionisme (1904), Fragonard (samma år), De Watteau à Whistler (1905), Jean Baptiste Greuze (1906), en biografi över Robert Schumann (samma år), Les miniatures du XVIII:e siècle (1913), Les miniatures du l'empire et de la restauration (1914), Histoire de la musique européenne de 1850 à 1914 (samma år), A (sv)
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