Gibran studied art with the sculptor Auguste Rodin in Paris and Arabic literature in Beirut before settling in New York City in 1912. A romantic mystic and visionary, he preached love, beauty, freedom, and redemption in his works.
The Prophet
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Gibran studied art with the sculptor Auguste Rodin in Paris and Arabic literature in Beirut before settling in New York City in 1912. A romantic mystic and visionary, he preached love, beauty, freedom, and redemption in his works.
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| Dimensions | 20 × 14 × 4 cm |
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| ISBN-13 | 9788172240974 |
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