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French anarchist and art critic (1861-1944)
Also known as: Феликс Фенеон, 펠릭스 페네옹, フェリックス・フェネオン, 费利克斯·费内翁, Фенеон Феликс, フェリッ・フェネオン
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- Novels in three lines (2007)
- Correspondance, 1906-1942
- Lettres à Francis Vielé-Griffin (1890-1913)
- Lettres & enveloppes rimées à Noura (Suzanne des Meules)
- Œuvres plus que complètes (1970)