Rimbaud

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Arthur Rimbaud, once an avant-garde figure, became a transformative force in twentieth-century culture after his death. Known for his rebellious spirit and visionary ideas, he defied bourgeois norms and led a life marked by controversy, outshining his limited published works. Posthumously, he emerged as a symbol for various movements, inspiring symbolists, surrealists, and artists like Picasso and Bob Dylan, while also being recognized as a pioneer in LGBTQ+ representation and countercultural expressions.