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Marie Cavadia

1901 – 1970

Romanian author of Greek descent

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Lived 1901 – 1970 (aged 68–69). Marie Cavadia was a poet.

Marie Cavadia (1901–1970) was a Romanian writer of Greek ethnicity, who wrote in French, and lived and worked in France and Egypt. She is recognized as one of the main proponents of the Surrealist movement in Egypt, together with Georges Henein.

Life

Marie Cavadia was born in Romania in 1901, and studied in France, where she published her first works in French, two collections of poetry entitled Parthénies (1918) and Pluriel (1919). In Paris she met her first husband, French cinematographer and avant-garde theorist Marcel l'Herbier. In 1929, she moved to Egypt, where she married Mamdouh Riyaz Bey, a grandson of Riaz Pasha, and high-ranking government official.

With Cavadia's withdrawal from literary life, her trace is lost. Scholarly sources give the date of her death as 1970, but the place of her death remains unknown.

Works

Books

Cavadia, Marie. Parthénies. Paris: Edward Sansot, 1918. Cavadia, Marie. Pluriel: Poèmes. Paris: E. Figuière, 1919. [Review: Fontainas, André."Les poèmes." (book review) Mercure de France 520(15 Feb 1920), p. 180-184.] Cavadia, Marie. Printemps: poèmes. Bucarest: Cultura Naţională, 1929. (2nd ed.: Le Caire : Editions de la Revue du Caire, [s.d.]) [Review: Hoog, Armand. "'Printemps', de Marie Cavadia." Revue du Caire 9(1939), pp. 294–296.] Cavadia, Marie. Peau d'ange. Le Caire: Imprimerie E. & R. Schindler, 1944. [Review: Wiet, Gaston. "Peau d'ange." Revue du Caire 69(1944), pp. 94–96, 410-412.]

Articles and Poems

Cavadia, Marie. "La Danse et la vie." Athéna 1(1922), pp. 3–7. Cavadia, Marie. "Voyage autour d'une sonate." Revue du Caire 2(1938), pp. 182–184. Cavadia, Marie. "L'Air du mois." Revue du Caire 6(1939), pp. 556–559. Cavadia, Marie. "L'Air du mois." Revue du Caire 7(1939), pp. 103–105. Cavadia, Marie. "Sur la danse." Revue du Caire 8(1939), pp. 193–195. Cavadia, Marie. "A mourir de rire: Nouvelle." Revue du Caire 9(1939), pp. 258–265. Cavadia, Marie. "L'Air du mois: La quatrième dimension." Revue du Caire 10(1939), pp. 399–400. Cavadia, Marie. "Poèmes." Revue du Caire 11(1939), pp. 494–496. Cavadia, Marie. "Poèmes." Revue du Caire 12(1939), pp. 584–586. Cavadia, Marie. "La Guerre et le désordre des mots." Revue du Caire 13(1939), pp. 1–4. Cavadia, Marie. "La Messagère: Nouvelle." Revue du Caire 15(1940), pp. 270–281. Cavadia, Marie. "Un Poete chilien: Vicente Huidobro." Images 810(18 March 1945), p. . Cavadia, Marie. "Les Chants du zodiaque." (unpublished, selections), in: Kober, Marc (ed.) Entre Nil et sable: Écrivains d'Égypte d'expression française (1920-1960). Paris: Centre National de Documentation Pedagogique, 1999, pp. 292–293

Scenarios

Cavadia, Marie. "Son aventure: Scénario inedit." Marianne 10(1934), p. 15.

Book reviews

Cavadia, Marie. "Les hommes oubliés de Dieu." (book review) Revue du Caire 31(1941), pp. 214–215).

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1901, Romania
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Died
1970
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Romanian author of Greek descent

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Marie Cavadia was born in 1901 in Romania.

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Marie Cavadia died in 1970.

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Marie Cavadia was a poet.

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