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| − | '''Stephan Roll''' or Ştefan Roll (Born 5 June 1903) was born in current Greek Macedonia. His father was a milkman who owned a large dairy products shop in Bucharest - a place which was often attended by poets and artists of the Romanian avant-garde in the 1920s and early 1930s. The pseudonym was derived from the initials of a Swiss artist. He first rose to success in 1924, when he collaborated with [[Ilarie Voronca]] at the | + | [[File:Stephane_Roll_(1928).jpg|thumb|250px| draw of Stephane Roll, 1928]] |
| + | '''Stephan Roll''' or Ştefan Roll (Born 5 June 1903) was born in current Greek Macedonia. His father was a milkman who owned a large dairy products shop in Bucharest - a place which was often attended by poets and artists of the Romanian avant-garde in the 1920s and early 1930s. The pseudonym was derived from the initials of a Swiss artist. He first rose to success in 1924, when he collaborated with [[Ilarie Voronca]] at the [[75HP]] revue. Roll and his friend Voronca remained unseparable for several years, in which their styles evolved on the same path. However, in 1931, after Voronca publishes a book at a mainstream publishing house, Roll criticises him. Not long after, he opts for Socialist realism and leaves the avant-garde [http://www.debate.org/reference/stephan-roll]. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| − | + | [[Romania#Avant-garde]] | |
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephan_Roll Roll on Romanian Wikipedia] | * [http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephan_Roll Roll on Romanian Wikipedia] | ||
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Stephan Roll or Ştefan Roll (Born 5 June 1903) was born in current Greek Macedonia. His father was a milkman who owned a large dairy products shop in Bucharest - a place which was often attended by poets and artists of the Romanian avant-garde in the 1920s and early 1930s. The pseudonym was derived from the initials of a Swiss artist. He first rose to success in 1924, when he collaborated with Ilarie Voronca at the 75HP revue. Roll and his friend Voronca remained unseparable for several years, in which their styles evolved on the same path. However, in 1931, after Voronca publishes a book at a mainstream publishing house, Roll criticises him. Not long after, he opts for Socialist realism and leaves the avant-garde [1].
