Artists

Actor / artist / author / ballerina / choreographer / collageist / composer / dancer / (film) director / dramatist / {editor} / essayist / film-maker / illustrator / {journalist} / librettist / muralist / musician / novelist / painter / photographer / playwright / poet / publisher / screenwriter / sculptor / singer / songwriter / writer plus historians of art / film / literature / etc. significant related events/dates anarchist characters in fiction/songs [bookshop related events/newspaper?]

works of art on anarchist themes/depictions of anarchists and anarchist events, but not necessarily expressly created by anarchists

[brackets = possible or associate/fellow-traveller/additional references to listings entries]


 * A:**

Juan Francisco Abad [Fornieles] - Spanish anarchist, journalist, poet and writer Carlo Abate - Italian-American sculptor/printer/engraver Edward Abbey - American novelist, essayist Ramón Acin Aquilué (1888-1936) - writer & avant-garde artist Henri-Georges Adam - French engraver, non-figurative sculptor, tapestry maker Henry Brooks Adams - American journalist, novelist Paul Adam (1862-1920) - French author/editor of '//Entretiens Politiques et Littéraires//' Arthur Adamov - Russian-born French playwright Louis Adeane - poet [cf: ML Berneri Apr. 13] Jankel Adler - Polish painter, printmaker Georges Hippolyte Adrien (pseudonym Georges Darien) - French writer (novels, plays, literary magazines, etc.) Ivan Aguéli (John Gustaf Agelii) - Swedish anarchist/painter Gorki Águila (Gorki Luis Águila Carrasco) - Cuban punk rock musician Jean Ajalbert - Impressionist poet/writer/novelist/playwright Tomás Gutiérrez Alea (1928-1996) - post-Revolutionary Cuban film maker A.J. Alexandrovich (Alexander Joseph)(1873-1949) - prolific Russian-born French libertarian artist Tony Allen - comedian/playwright/author Guy Allix - French poet and libertarian writer [Miguel Almereyda (Eugene Bonaventure de Vigo) (1883-1917) - father of Jean Vigo] [Costantini pic] Nathan Isaevich Altman (Натан Исаевич Альтман) - Russian-Jewish and Soviet avant-garde artist, Cubist painter, stage designer and book illustrator Roberto Ambrosoli - '//Anarchik//' cartoon Margaret Caroline Anderson - founder, editor and publisher of the art and literary magazine '//The Little Review'// Fabrizio De André (1940-1999) - Sardinian anarchist songster Virgilia d'Andrea - Italian poet Louis Andriessen - composer, pianist, anarchist [Michele Angiolillo - first photographed garrotting - Aug 8] Charles Angrand (1854-1926) - Impressionist/Pointillist painter/illustrator [Jean Anouilh - French dramatist/film director/screenplay writer - 'anarchiste de droite'!]?? Allan W. Antliff - anarchist activist, art critic and author who has written extensively on the topics of anarchism and art in North America Emile de Antonio - American film director, producer, academic and author Guillaume Apollinaire - French poet, playwright, short story writer, novelist, art critic ?Hercules Apostolidis (Ηρακλής Αποστολίδης ; ?? 1893 - ?? 1970), Greek short story writer, translator, anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist, best known for his '//Anthology of Greek Literature - Poetry & Short Stories//' (vars. vols.) [Louis Aragon - communist & surrealist] Agustin Gomez Arcos - novelist/playwright [Antonin Artaud (Antoine Marie Joseph Artaud) - French playwright, poet, actor, theatre director] Antonio Artero Coduras - Spanish libertarian filmmaker and essayist Victor Arendorff - Swedish writer, journalist, poet, lyricist Émile Armand - poet Arthur Arnould [pen name A. Matthey] (1833-1895) - novelist/journalist Gerd Arntz - artist Fernando Arrabal Terán - Spanish playwright, screenwriter, film director, novelist, poet, painter Enrico Arrigoni (aka Frank Brand)(1894-1986) - Italian American individualist anarchist/dramatist Mikhail Petrovich Artsybashev (Михаи́л Петро́вич Арцыба́шев) -Russian writer, playwright Nikolas Asimos (Νικόλας Άσιμος [Asimopoulos (Ασιμόπουλος)] - Greek lyricist, composer and singer of Greek rock and 'folk' songs Max Aub (Max Aub Mohrenwitz) - Spanish-Mexican experimentalist novelist, playwright and literary critic Émile Aubin (aka Marat) - French author of several revolutionary songs under the pseudonym Marat. Salvador Cordón Avellán - Andalusian writer, journalist, rationalist teacher, propagandist anarchist, playwright and novelist Mikelis Avlichos (Μικέλης Άβλιχος) - Greek humorist and satirical poet Charles d'Avray (1878-1960) - French anarchist poet and prolific propagandist songwriter Zo D'Axa [aka Alphonse Gallaud de la Pérouse] (1864-1930) - French lampoonist/publisher/writer


 * B:**

Ba Jin (aka Pa Chin, Li Fei-Kan, Li Pei-Kan, Pa Kin [pseud. of Li Yaotang]) (1904-2005) - Chinese novelist/short story writer Johannes Baader - German writer, artist, agent provocteur, Oberdada and member of Berlin Dada Johannes Theodor Baargeld aka Zentrodada (Alfred Emanuel Ferdinand Grünwald) - German Dadaist painter and poet ?Freddie Baer (b. 19??) - graphic artist Bernard Baissat - film-maker Baldo aka Baldomero Jose-Luis Ortas - Spanish-born French artist, musician [James Arthur Baldwin - American novelist, essayist, playwright, poet] Enrico Baj (1924-2003) - Italian painter/sculptor/collageist Nanni Balestrini - Italian experimental poet, novelist, writer, visual artist Hugo Ball - great admirer of Mikhail Bakunin ?Aaron Baltetsch (b. 19??) - Australian artist Iain M Banks - author of the Culture series of sci-fi novels Diego Rodríguez Barbosa - Spanish writer/poet/novelist ?João Barcellos (b. ????) - Brazilian-born Portuguese historian, writer, poet, anarchist John Perry Barlow - American poet, essayist, former lyricist for the Grateful Dead Maurice Barrès (Auguste-Maurice Barrès) - French Symbolist novelist and journalist Rafael Barrett (Rafael Ángel Jorge Julián Barrett y Álvarez de Toledo; 1887-1910) - Spanish polymath, writer, essayist, journalist Lima Barreto (Alfonso Henriques de Lima Barreto) - Brazilian libertarian, novelist, journalist [Jean-Pierre Bastid - French anarchist-influenced author, film director, screenwriter and writer] Georges Bataille - post-anarchist? Charles-Pierre Baudelaire - French poet, essayist, art critic [Costantini pic] Osvaldo Bayer - screenwriter Julian Beck - US actor/director/poet/painter Alice Becker-Ho (Alice Debord) - French Situationist and poet [Samuel Beckett] Jean-Louis Bédouin - French poet/writer/critic/Surrealist artist/collagist Benigno Dominguez Bejarano - Spanish anarchist writer and journalist Gil Bel Mesonada - Spanish writer, journalist, novelist and avant-garde arts theorist Marcel Béalu French poet, writer Jacques Marie Anselme Bellegarrigue - French individualist anarchist/novelist George Bellows - US painter and illustrator [Mario Benedetti (Mario Orlando Hardy Hamlet Brenno Benedetti) - Uruguayan journalist, novelist, and radical poet] François Béranger Laosa - French libertarian singer Sara Berenguer - poet [Lisa Berger - film-maker] Luis García-Berlanga Martí - Spanish screenwriter, film director, actor André Bernard - French Surrealist Paterne Berrichon (Pierre-Eugène Dufour) - French poet, painter, cartoonist Paul Berthelot aka Marcelo Verema - French journalist, writer, playwright Pierre-Valentin Berthier - French poet/novelist Jesús Guillén Bertolín aka Guillembert - Spanish- painter and designer Germaine Berton - featured in famous '//La Révolution Surréaliste//' picture [Joseph Beuys - German Fluxus, conceptualist and performance artist/sculptor/installation artist/graphic artist/art theorist] Louisa Sarah Bevington - English poet, journalist, essayist Hakim Bey [Peter Lamborn Wilson] - poet/essayist ?Wolfram Beyer (?? 1954) - German musician [lexikon.freenet.de/Wolfram_Beyer] Petr Bezruč (pseudonym of Vladimir Vasek) - Czech writer, poet Jello Biafra (Eric Reed Boucher) - American hardcore musician, spoken words artist, Horst Bienek dissident East German novelist and poet/author of '//Bakunin: Eine Invention//' (Bakunin: An Invention; 1970) Jack Bilbo (Hugo Cyril Kulp Baruch) - German-born Jewish writer, novelist, painter, illustrator, sculptor Eugène Bizeau (18831989) - French poet/songster Bob Black - writer/critic William Blake (1757-1872) - English Romantic poet/visionary radical/mystic/printer/engraver/subversive/proto-anarchist Robin Francis Blaser - US poet, essayist [Alexander Alexandrovich Blok (Алекса́ндр Алекса́ндрович Бло́к) - Russian Symbolist poet] Georges Blondeaux (aka Gébé) - French journalist/cartoonist in the satirical press,/film director/novelist/playwright/lyricist [Léon Bloy - French novelist/essayist/diarist] Erwin Blumenfeld - photographer ["He was intensely disillusioned with capitalism, nationalism, communism. All the isms except Dadaism and anarchism//.//" - Yorick Blumenfeld] Erwin Blumenfeld - German-Jewish photographer, Dadaist collage artist ["He was intensely disillusioned with capitalism, nationalism, communism. All the isms except Dadaism and anarchism." - Yorick Blumenfeld] Robert Bodanzky, aka Danton (born Isidor Bodanskie) - Austrian journalist, essayist, playwright, poet, librettist, artist, Alexandru Bogdan-Piteşti (also known as Ion Doican, Ion Duican and Al Dodan) - Romanian Symbolist poet Roberto Bolaño Ávalos - Chilean novelist, poet Jean-Denis Bonan (b. ?? 1942), French libertarian documentary film director and writer [fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Denis_Bonan | www.imdb.com/name/nm1593782/] Charles Auguste Bontemps - prolific French author/poet Ángel Borda - Argentinian autodidact, sculptor, story and song (chamarritas and coplas) writer Vlastimil Borek - Czech journalist, translator Carl Ludwig Börne - German journalist, literary and theatre critic and political satirist Joan Borràs Casanova - Spanish anarchist, proletarian painter, poster artist and writer Federico 'Taino' Borrell - subject of Robert Capa's iconic photo '//The Fallen Soldier//' Christo Botev (Khristo Bôtef) (1848-1876) - Bulgarian poet/writer Pierre Boujut - French writer, poet Monny de Boully (Solomon or Salmon Moni de Buli) - Serbian-French Surrealist writer, poet Randolph Bourne (1886-1918) - American literary radical Jean Charles Boussinot - writer [father of Roger] Roger Boussinot (1921-2001) - writer/screenwriter/film historian [Neith Boyce Hapgood - U.S. novelist, playwright] [Kay Boyle - novelist/poet] Jean-Pierre Bouyxou - French actor, 'Happenings' participant, filmmaker, film critic, journalist, author Willy Braque - French libertarian, actor, director, producer and writer Georges Brassens (1921-1981) - French singer-songwriter, poet and novelist [Brecht] [Costantini pic] Alexandre Breffort - French journalist, screenwriter, playwright, writer André Breton - Dadaist, surrealist, communist who "explicitly embraced anarchism post-WWII" and writing in the publication of the French Anarchist Federation. "//I//t was in the black mirror of anarchism that surrealism first recognised itself." (1952) Brian Brett - Canadian poet and novelist Max Brod (1884-1968) - Czech author/composer/journalist [Joan Brossa i Cuervo - Catalan language poet Dadaist-influenced, playwright, graphic designer and plastic artist] Bohuslav Brouk - Czech Surrealist/writer/journalist [Aristide Bruant - French cabaret singer/comedian] Carmen Bruna (born Bruna Carmen Zucarelli) - Argentinian poet, Surrealist Jacques Brunius - French actor/director/writer/poet/Surrealist Günter Brus - Austrian Aktionist painter/performance artist/graphic artist/writer Louise Bryant (1885-1936) - US journalist/writer [Karl Georg Büchner (1813-1837) - German dramatist/poet/prose writer ] Marilyn Buck (1947-2010) - American Marxist revolutionary/feminist poet, who was imprisoned for her participation in the 1979 prison escape of Assata Shakur [Nov. 2] Jan Bucquoy - Belgian film-maker, cartoonist and author Luis Buñuel - film-maker David Burliuk (1882-1967) - Russian Futurist painter and poet Ralf Burnicki - German poet Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst Busch - German singer and actor Raegan Butcher - U.S. poet, singer and screenplay writer


 * C:**

Étienne Cabet - French author of the utopian novel '//Voyage et Aventures de Lord William Carisdall en Icarie//' Nicolas Calas (Νικόλαος Κάλας), pseudonym of Nikos Kalamaris (Νίκος Καλαμάρης) - Greek-American poet, art critic, surrealist and anarchist Miguel Grau Caldú - Catalan poet Scarlat Callimachi or Calimachi (nicknamed Prinţul Roşu, the Red Prince) - Romanian Futurist poet Volga Marcos Calvo - Castillian writer, poet, playwright Juan el Camas aka Juan López Romero [Jiménez] - Andalusian flamenco singer, especially of the fandango Ramón Cambra aka 'Mona' - Catalan poet Tommaso Campanella (15681639) - Italian philosopher/theologian/astrologer/precursor of egalitarian utopian communism/poet Adelita del Campo (nickname of Adela Carreras Taurà), Spanish dancer, actress Miguel Campuzano García - Spanish author Albert Camus Paul Cannell (1963-2005) - artist (cf. Primal Scream’s '//Screamadelica//' album cover) Thomas Cantwell (1864-1906) - publisher [Robert Capa - photographer] Luisa Capetillo - Puerto Rican writer, novelist Daniel Carter - US free jazz saxophone, flute, clarinet and trumpet player Arthur Cravan (born Fabian Avenarius Lloyd) - Swiss-born pugilist, poet, lecturer, dancer, adventurer, a larger-than-life character, critic-provocateur, anarchist and an idol of the Dada and Surrealism movements Pierre Carles - French documentary filmmaker Jean-Michel Carré - French director, cinematographer, film producer and screenwriter Edward Carpenter (1844-1929) - poet/songwriter/wrote the socialist marching song '//England Arise//' Carlo Carra - '//The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli//' Hayden Carruth - American poet, literary critic [Angela Carter - short story '//Elegy for a Freelance//' from '//Fireworks: Nine Profane Pieces//' (1974); anarchist character Lizzie in '//Nights at the Circus//' (1984)] Henri Cartier-Bresson - photographer/'father' of photojournalism Elías Castelnuovo - Uruguayan journalist, storyteller, playwright, poet, essayist Cornelius Castoriadis (1922-1997), aka Pierre Chaulieu or Paul Cardan Jean-Roger Caussimon (1918-1985) - French anarchist singer-songwriter/film actor Alain Cavalier - French film director René Cavanhie (aka René Cavan) - French poet/songwriter Paul Celan (Paul Antschel) - Romanian poet, translator Louis-Ferdinand Céline - “I Have Always Been an Anarchist” Blaise Cendrars (born Frédéric-Louis Sauser) - Swiss Modernist novelist, amputee left-handed poet Pierre Chabert - French professor of French, Latin and Greek, poet Chaoze One - German Roma rapper [Ralph Chaplin - IWW songwriter] Georges Charensol - French journalist, arts, literary and film critic, film extra [Gustave Charpentier - French composer] Henri Chassin - French poet, anarchist songwriter Hélène Châtelain - director of '//Nestor Makhno, un Paysan d’Ukraine//' (1995) Lev Chernyi (18??-1921) - Russian poet Nikolai Chernyshevsky - Russian radical critic & novelist ?Charles Henri Hippolyte Chincholle (?? 1845 - ?? 1902) - French writer, journalist, biographer and chronicler of the Commune and Parisian anarchist //milieu// c.f. '//Les Survivants de la Commune//' (1885) Leonidas Christakis (Λεωνίδας_Χρηστάκης) - Greek writer, painter Georgy Ivanovich Chulkov (Гео́ргий Ива́нович Чулко́в) - Russian Symbolist poet, editor, writer, critic Piero Ciampi - Italian singer-songwriter and poet Sergio Citti - Italian actor, film director, screenwriter Shirley Clarke - American independent filmmaker André Claudot (1892-1982) - French artist Bernard Clavel (1923-2010) - French novelist/poet/essayist Jean-Baptiste Clément - poet/singer/author of the famous song '//The Time of Cherries//' Pierre Clémenti - French actor, director Voltairine de Cleyre (1866-1912) - anarchist-feminist/atheist/poet Jean Maurice Eugène Clément Cocteau - French poet/novelist/dramatist/designer/playwright/artist/filmmaker - his police file labelled him a "poète anarchiste homosexuel à Paris" Antonio Artero Coduras -Spanish libertarian filmmaker and essayist Robert Collino (1886-1975) [pseudonym Ixigrec] - science fiction author André Colomer (1886-1931) - Catalonian poet Mercedes Comaposada Guillen (1901-1994) - Spanish author/poet/art history Alex Comfort - poet/novelist Jean-Louis Comolli - French writer, film director, screenwriter, editor, actor Carmen Conde Abellán - Spanish narrative writer, poet, children's author [Joseph Conrad - '//The Secret Agent//'] Salvador Cordón [Avellán] - Andalusian writer, journalist, rationalist teacher, propagandist anarchist, playwright and novelist Adam Cornford - British poet, librettist, essayist, cartoonist and editor at '//Anarchy Comics//' António Gonçalves Correia - Portuguese poet and essayist Curt Corrinth (1894-1960) - German Expressionist poet/novelist/dramatist/screenwriter Felipe Cortiella y Ferrer - prominent Catalan author, poet, translator and dramatist Albert Cossery - Egyptian-born French novelist Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) - French painter & "disciple of Proudhon" Carlos Cortez - artist/painter Gustave Courbet (1819-77) - French painter Gaston Couté (1880-1911) - French anarchist songster [William Cowper (1731-1800) - Waspish poet] Peter Coyote (born Rachmil Pinchus Ben Mosha Cohon) - American actor/author/director/screenwriter/narrator Walter Crane (1845-1915) - English artist/book illustrator Arthur Cravan (born Fabian Avenarius Lloyd) - Swiss-born pugilist, poet, lecturer, dancer, adventurer, a larger-than-life character, critic-provocateur [Charles Cros (- French poet, humourous writer and inventor] Henri Edmond Cross (Henri-Edmond-Joseph Delacroix) - French Neo-Impressionist painter, illustrator, printmaker Áurea Cuadrado Castillón ( Áurea Cuadrado Alberola) - Spanish fashion designer Jaime Cubero (1926-1998) - Brazilian journalist Francisco 'Chico' Cuberos Neto - Brazilian theatre and TV actor Nancy Cunard - writer/poet/journalist/editor/anarchist Merce Cunningham - choreographer


 * D:**

Albert Daenens (?? 1883 - ?? 1952) Belgian artist, lithographer Didier Daeninckx - prolific French author of detecive fiction, novelist, essayist Stig Dagerman, (1923-1954) - Swedish playwright, novelist, poet Luigi 'Gigi' Damiani - Italian journalist, poet Frédéric Dard - French writer of romans policiers Georges Darien (pseudonym for Georges Hippolyte Adrien)(1862-1921) - French writer (novels, plays, literary magazines, etc.) [Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897) - French novelist, short story writer, playwright, poet/anarchist sympathiser whose texts appeared in 'Le Révolté'/grandson Philippe Daudet] Phillipe Daudet - 'Parfums Maudits' postumous peoms ?Aurélien Dauguet (b. ?? 1932) - French music teacher and Surrealist/inventor of the 'echo poem' in 1972 Alexandra David-Néel (born Louise Eugénie Alexandrine Marie David) - Belgian-French explorer, spiritualist, Buddhist, anarchist, opera singer, writer, lecturer, photographer Steef Davidson - Dutch Provo documentary filmmaker, poster designer and printer Fabrizio De André - singer Guy Debord - Letterist/Situationist filmmaker [Claude Debussy - French composer] [Franz Josef Degenhardt - German poet, satirist, novelist, screenwriter, folk-singer/songwriter ] [Richard Dehmel - German poet and writer] Joseph Dejacque - French early anarcho-communist poet and writer; the first recorded person to employ the term libertarian (//libertaire//) for himself Eduard Douwes Dekker [aka Multatuli] - novelist Aristide Delannoy - artist/painter Georges Delaw (Henri Georges Deleau; d. 1938), French poet, artist, designer and illustrator Emile Derré (1867-1938) - French sculptor Lucien Descaves - French libertarian novelist Robert Desnos - Surrealist poet [Manuel Devaldès (aka Ernest-Edmond Lohy) (1875-1956) - member of 'l'Action d'Art'] [Denis Diderot - French essayist, philosopher and playwright]?? Emile Digeon (1822-1894) - French revolutionary socialist journalist Otto Dix - fiercely anti-war German artist, painter and printmaker Bruno Alfred Döblin - German Expressionist novelist, essayist [Theo van Doesburg (Christian Emil Marie Küpper) - Dutch artist, painter, poet, theorist on art and architecture, founder of De Stijl] Kees van Dongen - Fauvist artist [Maurice Donnay - playwright] [John Dos Passos - novelist] Fyodor Dostoyevsky Sébastien Doubinsky - French bilingual writer, translator, editor, poet ?[Eric Drooker - (b. ?? ?? 1958) - graphic novelist/artist] Marcel Duchamp - French-American artist, painter, sculptor, writer / the man who not only proved that the emperor (Art) had no clothes but that it was a figment of its own imagination [Martin B. Duberman - novelist/playwright] [Albert Dubois-Pillet - French neo-Impresssionist and Pointillist painter] Jean Dubuffet - French Art Brut painter/sculptor/lithographer/writer Renée Dunan (1892-1936) - prolific French author of erotic historical, fantasy and science fiction novels and stories, critic, poet, Dadaist, Feminist, anarchist, naturiste and pacifist; used diverse pseudonyms: Louise Dormienne, Marcelle La Pompe, M. de Steinthal, Monsieur de Steinthal, Spaddy, Jean Spaddy, Renée Camera, Chiquita, Ethel Mac Singh, Luce Borromée, Laure Héron, A. de Sainte-Henriette, Ky, Ky C. Collaborated in the magazines of '//Crapouillot//' and '//Le Sourire//'. [NB: birth and death dates unknown & the possible real author is one Georges Dunan] Robert Duncan - American poet Lawrence George Durrell - British-born novelist, poet, dramatist, biographer, travel writer Jean-Jacques Dwelshauvers (pseudonym Jacques Mesnil; 1872-1940) - art critic


 * E:**

David Edelstadt (1866-1892) - American Yiddish poet Georges Eekhoud (1854-1927) - Belgian novelist Greg Egan - Australian sci-fi novelist Carl Einstein - poet/novelist/Dadaist/art historian/critic [Paul Éluard (Eugène Émile Paul Grindel; 1895-1952) - French writer/poet/one of the founders of the surrealist movement] Patrice Énard - French radical filmmaker, cinematographer, director, actor, fim theorist and critic, journalist Ezequiel Endériz Olaverri - Spanish journalist, poet, novelist, playwright, libreticist Rolf Engert - German poet, playwright James Ensor - Belgian Symbolist & Expressionist painter / Ensor's youthful immersion in Belgian anarchist circles led him to develop violent and grotesque imagery through which he hoped to expose the incompetence of unchecked authority and indict a society in crisis. / the etching '//Doctrinal Nourishment//' (1889/95) is one of his most politically scathing works. Hans Magnus Enzensberger - German author, poet, playwright, essayist, translator Hjalmar Eriksson - Swedish writer, novelist Max Ernst - German Dadaist and Surrealist painter, sculptor, graphic artist and poet Vasily Eroshenko (1890-1952) - blind Russian novelist/translator Raymond Espinose - French poet, writer, Patapysician Hanns Heinz Ewers (Hans Heinrich Ewers) - German writer, poet, novelist, playwright, song writer, filmmaker, comedian


 * F:**

Luce Fabbri - Italian writer, journalist, theorist, publisher, poet Frédéric H. Fajardie - French libertarian writer of detecive, adventure and 'neo-thriller' fiction, screenplays, film dialogue and radio plays Ángel Falco - Uraguayan journalist, writer and poet Horst Fantazzini - involved in an infamous prison escape attempt that was subsequently made into a film Claude Faraldo - French actor/screenwriter/director of '//Bof... Anatomie d’un Livreur//' (1971) Rafael Farga i Pellicer - political cartoonist, journalist, painter Mick Farren - English journalist/writer/novelist/poet/musician Etta Federn - Austrian writer, translator, journalist Aldino Felicani (1891-1967) - Italian-American typographer/editor/publisher ?Florent Fels (Florent Felsenberg; ?? 1891 - ?? 1977), French Jewish art critic, journalist Félix Fénéon - novelist Lawrence Ferlinghetti - Beat poet/painter Fernando Fernán-Gómez - Argentine-born Spanish actor, screenwriter, film director, theater director, novelist ?[Lluís Fernández i González (b. ?? 1945) - Catalan journalist, novelist, underground filmmaker, literary and cinema critic] Abele Ricieri Ferrari [pseudonym Renzo Novatore] (1890-1922) - Italian anti-fascist poet Léo Ferré (1916-1993) - French anarchist songster/composer/popular performer Pietro Ferrua - Italian author, essayist, translator/interpreter, mixed media artist, academic, scholar of the artistic and literary avant-gardes Douglas George Fetherling - American-born Canadian poet, novelist, journalist and essayist [Sara Bard Field - American poet] Vera Nikolayevna Figner - Russian poet Grey Filastine - former member of ¡Tchkung! and founding participant in the Infernal Noise Brigade Juan de Dios Filiberto - Argentinan composer, instrumentalist and //tanguista// ?Kathy Fire (b. 19??) - lesbian anarchist folk balladeer / previously in the band The Dyketactics Leslie Fish - US filk musician, author, member of the DeHorn Crew Senya Fleshin - photographer ?Mike Flugennock (b. 19??) - artist [Dario Fo - playwright] Adalgisa Fochi (1865-1957) - Italian writer/playwright [Benjamin Fondane or Benjamin Fundoianu (born Benjamin Wechsler, Wexler or Vecsler) - Romanian-born French poet, critic] Lucio Fontana (1899-1968), Argentinian painter and sculptor José Martins Fontes (1884-1937) - Brazilian poet Carles Fontseré - Spanish Revolution poster artist Juan Francisco Abad Fornieles - Spanish anarchist, journalist, poet and writer [Anatole France (1844-1924) - French poet & novelist/anarchist sympathiser/regularly subscribed to 'Le Révolté'] Robert François aka Mystag - French illusionist Leonhard Frank (1882-1961) - German Experssionist novelist/short story writer/playwright Carlos Franqui (1921-1920) - Cuban leftist writer/poet/journalist] Roberto Freire - playwright Yves Fremion (Yves Frémion-Danet), French author and former editor of the French science fiction magazine '//Univers//' Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven (born Else Hildegard Plötz; 1874-1927) - walking Dadaist art work/artist model/poet Ernst Frick (1881-1956) - Swiss artist Mary Frohman - singer, guitarist, member of the DeHorn Crew Dynam-Victor Fumet - French composer, organist


 * G:**

Giorgio Gaber, stage name of Giorgio Gaberscik - Italian singer-songwriter, actor, theatre director, playwright Noam Gabo - artist Eduardo Galeano - Uraguayan libertarian writer, novelist and journalist ?[John Gallas (b. ?? 1950) - poet/author '//Practical Anarchy//'/'//Ballad of Santo Casiero//'] ?Alphonse Gallais (18??-19??) - French anarchist writer of erotica [pseudonyms Grimaudin D'Echara and A-S. Lagail] ?Alexsei Gan (?? 1889 - ?? 1942) - leading theorist of Constructivism / interested in proletarian theatre, and was to become one of the leaders of the Constructivist movement in the 1920s, was the first contributor to the Tvorchestvo (Creativity) section specializing in art and literature of '//Anarkhiia//' Agustín García Calvo - Spanish philologist, translator, linguist, playwright, poet Miguel García Vivancos - Spanish Naïve painter Philippe Garrel - French film director, cinematographer, editor, actor David Gascoyne - English poet, novelist, Surrealist Armand Gatti - French libertarian playwright/poet/journalist/screenwriter/film-maker Joachim Gatti - French cinematographer, director and writer Henri Gauche (aka René or Henri Chaughi) (1870-1926) - journalist for Jean Grave's journal '//La Révolte//' and the arts and literature review '//La Plume//' Henri Gaudier-Brzeska - French sculptor and draughtsman Gébé (Georges Blondeaux) - French journalist/cartoonist in the satirical press,/film director/novelist/playwright/lyricist Hartmut Geerken - German musician, composer, writer, journalist, radio playwright, filmmaker ?Kendell Geers (b. 19??) - South African artist, musician, film-maker [Hugo Gellert - illustrator/muralist] František Gellner - Czech poet, short story writer, artist [Juan Genovés] Gaetano Gervasio - Italian carpenter, painter and sculptor George Getchev - Bulgarian poet, writer of children's stories, translator and journalist Alberto Ghiraldo - Argentine playwright/poet/journalist Tony Gibson - BBC producer/writer Elsa Gidlow - feminist poet, philosophical anarchist, lesbian and Taoist André Gill (born Louis-Alexandre Gosset de Guînes) - French republican and anti-clerical caricaturist Allen Ginsberg - Beat poet Jean Giono - French author (novels, poetry, essays, journalism, plays) Arturo M. Giovannitti - Italian-American IWW activist, anarchist socialist, anti-fascist agitator and poet Daniel Giraud - French essayist, translator, poet, blues musician Jimmy Gladiator - French poet [Susan Glaspell - radical & feminist playwright] [Jean-Luc Godard - French Marxist New Wave film maker] Noël Godin aka Georges Le Gloupier - Belgian writer, critic, actor, filmmaker William Godwin - novelist Katerina Gogou (Κατερίνα Γώγου) - Greek anarchist poet, author and actress Urbain Gohier (1862-1951) - French author/journalist Mécislas Golberg (or Goldberg) (1869-1907) - Polish writer (in French)/novelist/poet/playwright [Yvan Goll (born Isaac Lang) - bilingual French-German Jewish writer (poetry, novels, dramas, libretti, essays, etc.)] Yefim or Jefim Golyshev (Ефи́м Го́лышев) - Ukrainian-born painter and composer Helios Gómez (1905-1956) - artist/poet José Santos González Vera - Chilean writer, novelist, journalist Paul Goodman (19111972) - American anarchist cultural critic/poet/playwright/novelist ?Toby Goodshank (b. ????) - US musician and visual artist Pietro Gori (1865-1911) - renowned Italian poet Hermann Gorter - Dutch poet Angela Gossow - German death metal vocalist [Émile Goudeau - French journalist/novelist/poet] ?Dennis Gould (b. 19??) - poet Remy de Gourmont - French Symbolist poet, novelist, journalist, art critic Virgilio Gozzoli - Italian poet, playwright, publisher and Futurist artist Oskar Maria Graf (aka Oskar Graf-Berg) - German novelist Alexander Granach - German Jewish & Hollywood film actor Jules-Félix Grandjouan - French painter, caricaturist, illustrator and poster artist [Gusto Gräser (Gustav Arthur Gräser) - German nomadic 'poet-prophet'] Jean Grave (1854-1939) - novelist/playwright/publisher in the French anarchist and avant-garde movements - '//La Aventures de Nono//' (1901) & '//Terre Libre//' (1908) Émile Gravelle (1855-1920) - French individualist anarchist and naturist activist, writer and painter. Alberto Grifi - Italian film director, painter Ferre Grignard (Fernand Grignard) - Belgium anarchist songwriter, skiffle artist and protest singer Emmett Grogan - co-founder of the Haight-Ashbury anarchist improv group the Diggers [William Gropper - cartoonist/painter/lithographer/muralist]?? Margarethe Gross (Margaret Michaelis/Michaelis-Sachs) - Austrian, and then Australian, photographer Otto Gross - Austrian psychoanalyst/one of the characters in the 2011 film '//A Dangerous Method//' / important influence on Kafka, DH Lawrence & Berlin Dada George Grosz (Georg Ehrenfried Groß; d. 1959), German artist/Expressionist/Dadaist / selected for display in the Entartete Kunst exhibition under criteria as a 'cultural Bolshevist' with 'anarchist implications' Armand Guerra (born José Estivalis Calvo) (1886-1939) - film-maker/screenwriter Giuseppe Guidi - Italian painter, printmaker/etcher Jesús Guillén [Bertolín] aka Guillembert - Spanish painter and designer Juana Belén Gutiérrez de Mendoza - Mexican anarcho-feminist activist, typographer, journalist and poet [Woody Guthrie - radical American singer-songwriter and folk musician]


 * H:**

Hellmut G. Haasis - German historian, writer, poet, novelist, publisher Joel Emmanuel Hägglund [see Joe Hill] Albert Hahn - cartoonist/designer [Ruth Hale] Covington Hall - IWW organiser & poet Maurice Eugène Marie Hallé - French poet/songwriter/cabaret singer ?Stephen Hancock (b. 19??) - poet Hutchins Hapgood (1869-1944) - US journalist/author/novelist Artür Harfaux (born Arthur Julien René Harfaux) - French designer, photographer, writer and screenwriter Clifford Harper - graphic artist M. John Harrison - science fiction and fantasy author Woodrow Tracy 'Woody' Harrelson - American actor Carl Sadakichi Hartmann - critic/poet/playwright Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923) - Czech novelist/humorist Walter Hasenclever (1890-1940) - radical German Expressionist poet/playwright [Gerhart Hauptmann - German Naturalist dramatist and novelist, chiefly known today for his early naturalistic social drama 'Die Weber' (The Weavers; 1892)] Raoul Hausmann (1886-1971) - Austrian artist/writer/one of the key figures in Berlin Dada/established '//Die Freie Strasse//' with Franz Jung Gaston Havard (pseudonym of Jean Gaston Marestan) (1874-1951) - Belgian journalist/essayist John Heartfield (Helmut Herzfeld) (1891-1968) - German painter/graphic artist/photomontage artist/anti-fascist propagandist/Dadaist/stage designer Ian Heavens (1957-2000) - Scottish co-founder of the punk/samba band Bloco Vomit & of the online Spunk Archives [Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) - German lyric poet/satirist/journalist] Franz Held (Franz Herzfeld) - German anarchist poet, playwright and novelist, father of John Heartfield and Wieland Herzfelde [Georges Henein - Egyptian surrealist author] Emmy Hennings (born Emma Maria Cordsen) - German cabaret performer, poet, chanteause, dancer, puppeteer, painter Robert Henri (1865-1929) - painter Fortuné Henry - French libertarian journalist and poet [Maurice-Henry - French poet, painter, filmmaker and cartoonist] Alfred Henschke (psedonym Klabund) - German Expressionist poet, playwright, novelist Miguel Hernández [Gilabert] - Spanish poet, playwright Julio Herrera y Reissig - Uruguayan poet, playwright, essayist William Herrick - author of '//Hermanos!//' [Wieland Herzfelde - German journalist/author/poet/Dadaist/publisher] Alexander Herzen - novelist ?Julius Heuberger (18?? - 19??) - Dada's anarchist printer [Helen Hill - American animation filmmaker and social activist] Joe Hill [Joel Emmanuel Hägglund] - singer/songwriter Hirabayashi Taiko (平林 たい子; 1905-1972), pen-name of Hirabayashi Tai (平林タイ) - Japanese fiction writer Hannah Höch (Anna Therese Johanne Höch) - German artist, photomontagist, Dadaist Robert van 't Hoff (Robbert van 't Hoff) - Dutch architect and furniture designer, an influential member of the De Stijl movement Arthur Holitscher (1869-1941) - Hungarian playwright/novelist/essayist/travel writer Stewart Home (b. 1962) - English artist/filmmaker/writer, pamphleteer/art historian/activist. Author of the novel '//69 Things to Do with a Dead Princess//' (2002) Harry Hooton - Australian poet Richard Hülsenbeck - Dadaist propagandist, poet, writer, collagist, drummer [Georges Hugnet - French poet, writer, playwright, graphic designer and filmmaker] Vicente Huidobro - Chilean poet ?Ron Hunt (b. 19??) - British anarchist, librarian, renegade and arts activist, "admirer of Yves Klein, the Situationists and all things Russian Revolutionary". ?Suzanne Husky (b. ?? 1975) Franco-American visual artist / Green-anarchist [Charles-Marie-Georges Huysmans (1848-1907) - French novelist & anarchist sympathiser/regularly subscribed to 'Le Révolté']


 * I:**

Henri-Gabriel Ibels - French illustrator, poster artist, printmaker, painter, author Henrik Ibsen: "//The State is the curse of the individual//" Panaït Istrati (Ghérasim Istrati) - Romanian-French writer (short stories and novels) Ixigrec [pseudonym of Robert Collino] - science fiction author


 * J:**

Marius (Alexandre) Jacob (1879-1954) - anarchist illegalist burglar/the inspiration for Maurice Leblanc's fictional gentleman thief and detective Arsène Lupin [Max Jacob - French poet, painter, writer, critic] Hans Henrik Jaeger (1854-1910) - Norwegian writer/playwright/novelist/important friend & influence on Edvard Munch Marcel Janco - anarchist-influenced Romanian and Israeli visual artist, architect and art theorist [Victor Jara (1932-1973) - Chilean political song writer/musician] Lawrence Jarach - U.S. essayist and vocalist and trombonist [Alfred Jarry (1873-1907) - French poet, novelist, playwright, freelance scoundrel, proto-surrealist creator of '//Ubu Roi//' /inventor of Pataphysics] ?Georges-Edouard Jeanneret (b. ?? 1848-19??) - Swiss writer, watch engraver, enameller, libertarian and the father of Le Corbusier Gustave Jeanneret - Swiss painter Henri Jeanson - Pataphysician Jehan-Rictus - French poet Jihel, pseudonym of Jacques Camille Lardie - French investigative journalist, photographer, editor, cartoonist, caricaturist, sculptor and anarchist Alejandro Jodorowsky - Chilean-French filmmaker, playwright, actor, author, musician, comics writer [Augustus Edwin John - Welsh Post-Impressionist painter, draughtsman and etcher] François-Henri Jolivet - French worker-poet, pacifist songwriter JoMo (Jean-Marc Leclercq) - French musician Jehan Jonas (1944-1980) - libertarian chanteur/cabaret singer/poet/playwright [Francisco Sionil José - anti-colonial Filipino writer] Jon Jost - American anarchist & independent filmmaker Jules Jouy - singer/poet James Joyce (1882-1941) [Costantini pic] Attila József - one of the most important and well-known Hungarian poets Donald Clarence Judd - Minimalist painter/sculptor Jun Tsuji (辻 潤) - Japanese avant garde writer, Dadaist poet, essayist, playwright, editor, translator Franz Jung - German Dadaist author/novelist


 * K:**

[Michal Kácha - Czech journalist/editor/translator/publisher] Franz Kafka (1883-1924) - Czech-born German writer & anarchist sympathiser Gustave Kahn - French Symbolist poet/novelist/playwright/art critic Georg Kaiser - German Expressionist playwright, anti-fascist and anarchist sympathiser [Vasily Vasilevich Kamensky (Васи́лий Васи́льевич Каме́нский) - Russian Futurist poet, playwright, artist] [Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) - influential Russian painter/art theorist] ?Christophe Karabache (b. ?? 1979), Franco-Lebanese filmmaker ?Sophocles Karidis (Σοφοκλή Kαρύδη; ?? 1832 - ?? 1893) pre-eminent Greek satirist poet, journalist and playwright. Kitasono Katue (北園 克衛) - renowned Japanese poet, painter, photographer Bob Kaufman - African American Beat poet, jazz performance artist, satirist, manifesto writer, and anarchist / Abomunist Manifesto (1959) Charles Keller (1843-1913) - poet/author of the song '//La Jurassienne//' Rockwell Kent - US painter/printmaker/illustrator/writer Jairus Khan - Canadian musician Victor Lvovich Kibalchich [aka Victor Serge] (1890-1947) - novelist/poet Kikuoka Kuri (菊岡 久利) - the pen-name of Takagi Michinokuo, Japanese poet, novelist ?Jay Kinney (b. ?? 1950), American author, editor, underground cartoonist and founder of Anarchy Comics Heinz Kiwitz (1910-1938) - German Expressionist artist and anti-fascist Klabund (psedonym of Alfred Henschke) German Expressionist poet, playwright, novelist lrich Klan - German musician, composer, author Ladislav Klíma - Czech Expressionist novelist, playwright, poet Ivan Kliun (1873-1943) - Russian Suprematist and Constructivist artist, painter, graphic artist, sculptor / anarchist artist associated with the Tvorchestvo (Creativity) section specializing in art and literature in '//Anarkhiia//' Helmut Klose aka 'Vagabund' - German short story writer, poet, actor James Koehnline - Surrealism-influenced collage artist Georgette Kokoczinski aka 'La Mimosa' - French actress [Alexandra Kollontai - Workers’ Opposition member and author of '//Love of Worker Bees//'] [Käthe Kollwitz - German Expressionist painter, printmaker and sculptor] ?Nicholas Konemenos (Νικόλαος Κονεμένος; ?? 1832 - ?? 1907), Greek novelist, poet and one of the pioneers language struggles in Greece. Józef Teodor Konrad ‪Nałęcz‬ Korzeniowski (aka Joseph Conrad; 1857-1924) Kōtoku Shūsui (幸徳 秋水) - journalist/writer [Ernst Kreuder - German novelist, short story writer and poet] [Václav Krška - Czech writer, director and writer] Aleksei Eliseevich Kruchenykh (Алексе́й Елисе́евич Кручёных) - Russian Cubo-Futurist or zaum (‘transrational language') poet, critic [Marie Krysinska - Polish-born French poet/innovator of free verse/musician/femme chansonnier/composer/novelist of the decadent and symbolist period] Dieter Kunzelmann - German Happenings artist Tuli Kupferberg - American counterculture poet/author/cartoonist František Kupka (1871-1957) - Czech Abstract painter/satirist/book & magazine illustrator Adonis (Ado) Kyrou - Greek filmmaker/critic/author


 * L:**

Jo Labadie - poet/writer/printer Jose Antonio Labordeta Subias - Aragonese singer-songwriter, poet, novelist Henri Laborit (1914-1995) - French physician/libertarian writer/philosopher/appeared in the 1980 Alain Resnais film '//Mon Oncle d'Amérique//' Gérard de Lacaze-Duthiers (1876-1958) - "Make your life a work of art" Don Lacoss - surrealist Renato Lacquaniti (1932-1998) - Italian painter/one of the co-founders of the artistic group 'Atoma' ?Adon Lacroix (born Donna Lecoeur; ?? 1887 - ?? 1975) - Belgian-born free-verse poet, painter René-Louis Lafforgue (1928-1967) - singer Christian Lagant (1926-1978) - French writer/artist/one-time surrealist/one of chief editors of '//Noir et Rouge//' Albert Laisant - French author of the children's novel 'Magojana: le Maître du Secret' (Magojana: Master of the Secret; 1925) Maurice Laisant (1909-1991) - French author/editor of '//Le Monde Libertaire//' Jean-Pierre Lajournade - French filmmaker Philip Lamantia - Surrealist poet Madeleine Lamberet - painter/designer/engraver/illustrator ?Wolfi Landstreicher (b. ????) - pseudonymous anarchist theorist and poet Robert Lapoujade - French painter, radical experimental filmmaker, cinematographer, writer Pierre Lariviere - painter/caricaturist Andreas Laskaratos (Ανδρέας Λασκαράτος) - Greek radical satirical poet and writer [Else Lasker-Schüler - German-Jewish Expressionist poet and playwright] [Carlos Latuff - cartoonist] André Laude (1936-1995) - French writer/poet/journalist/Surrealist Uno Laur aka Kohtla-Järve Uno - Estonian-Jewish punk singer Henri Laurens - French Cubist sculptor, painter, illustrator, theatre designer, engraver, stonemason Bernard Lazare (1865-1903) - French Jewish author/journalist/dramatist/literary critic Chris Lebeau (Joris Johannes Christiaan Lebeau) - Dutch artist, designer, painter, art teacher Jean Lébédeff (Ivan Konstantinovich Lebedev) - Russian-born French artist, Illustrator and printmaker ?Jean-Jacques Lebel (b. ?? 1936) - French artist, poet, poetry publisher, essay writer, political activist and anarchist Maurice Leblanc (1864-1941) - French novelist and creator of the fictional gentleman thief and detective Arsène Lupin ?Gérard Lecha (b. ?? 1946), French academic, writer, poet, essayist Jean-Marc Leclercq aka JoMo - French musician Alessio Lega - Italian singer-songwriter, writer Ursula K. Le Guin - libertarian science fiction and fantasy novelist Claude Le Maguet [aka Jean Salivas] (1887-1979) - French poet/typographer George Leite - American libertarian author, poet Maurice Lemaître (Moïse Maurice Bismuth) - French lettriste artist, writer, poet, experimental cinematographer André Léo (pen name of Victoire Léodile Béra) - French novelist Mathias Léoni - Italian sculptor of medals/mosaic artist Jules Lermina - French prolific novelist, journalist Gustave Le Rouge (Gustave Henri Joseph Lerouge) - French writer, journalist Roland Lethem - Belgian radical filmmaker, screenwriter, actor, writer Delfín Lévano (Delfín Amador Lévano Goméz) - Peruvian journalist, poet, musician ?Jean-Pierre Levaray (b. Sept. ?? 1955), French libertarian novelist, cartoonist, editor, publisher and trades unionist, born. Carlo Levi - Italian-Jewish painter, writer Philip Levine - poet Alfred Levitt - Belarus-born American renowned artist, storyteller [Hans Leybold - German expressionist poet] Rudolf von Liebich - US composer of '//We Have Fed You All For A Thousand Years//'/music director of the Dil Pickle Club Jaceguay Lins - Brazilian composer, conductor, music teacher, writer, poet [Leconte de Lisle (1818-1894) - French poet & anarchist sympathiser/subscribed to '//La Revolte//'] Serge Livrozet - French writer/novelist [Lluís Llach i Grande - Catalonian musician, composer and songwriter] J. William Lloyd - poet Baltasar Lobo - sculptor Jack London (1876-1916) [Federico García Lorca (1898-1936) - Andalusian poet/dramatist/artist] André Lorulot (aka André Georges Roulot) - French playwright Arthur-Vincent Lourié (Naum Izrailevich Luria) - Russian experimentalist composer Mary Stanley Low - Anglo-Australian poet, Surrealist Maximilien Luce - Neo-impressionist painter/printmaker Dyer Lum - American poet Fabio Luz (Fabio Lopez dos Santos Luz) (1864-1938) - Brazilian novelist


 * M:**

John Henry Mackay [used the pseudonym Sagitta] (1864-1933) - Swiss-German poet/novelist ?Josh MacPhee (b. ?? 1973) - US graphic artist Jackson Mac Low - poet, performance artist, composer and playwright Maurice Mac-Nab (1856-1889) - French poet, songwriter, cabaret artist [Conroy Maddox - English Surrealist painter, collagist, writer] René Magritte - Surrealist & member of the Revolutionary Surrealist Group Claude Le Maguet [aka Jean Salivas] (1887-1979) - French poet/typographer Yves-Marie Mahé (b. ?? 1972), French libertarian filmmaker Jiří Mahen (real name Antonín Vančura) - Czech poet/novelist/journalist/dramaturge/librarian/director/theatre critic/anarchist/anti-militarist Léo Malet - French crime novelist/poet/Surrealist/creator of Nestor 'Dynamite' Burma, private detective and ex-anarchist Kazimir Malevich - painter/founder of the Suprematist movement Claude Le Maguet [aka Jean Salivas] (1887-1979) - French poet/typographer Jorge Majfud - Uraguayan novelist, essayist Léo Malet - French crime novelist/poet/Surrealist/creator of Nestor 'Dynamite' Burma, private detective and ex-anarchist, Judith Malina - theatre and film actress/writer/director Stéphane Mallarmé - French Symbolist poet & critic/anarchist sympathiser/financial supported anarchists on trial (incl. Félix Fénéon)/regularly subscribed to '//Le Révolté//' - "//Je ne connais pas d'autre bombe qu'un livre.//" (I know of no bomb other than a book.) Jean-Patrick Manchette - French crime novelist, screenwriter, author of '//Nada//' Ethel Mannin (1900-1984) - Irish novelist/author Sylvain Maréchal - poet Michal Mareš (Josef Mareš) - Czech writer, poet, journalist Jean Marestan (pseudonym of Gaston Havard) (1874-1951) - Belgian journalist/essayist Thierry Maricourt - French proletarian writer, poet, novelist, essayist Constant Marie aka Le Père Lapurge - singer and songwriter Filippo Tommaso Marinetti - poet/future Futurist Giovanni Marini (1942-2001) - Italian working class poet/writer Dora Marsden - British publisher of important literary modernist magazines Peter Marshall - English philosopher, historian, biographer, travel writer, poet ?Andy Martin (????) - English musician, singer, lyricist and writer/singer with the Apostles Frans Masereel - painter/graphic artist ?Bruno Massé - (b. ?? 1982) anarchist author, novelist, poet, researcher, activist, publisher, musician and lyricist Ludovic Massé - novelist André Masson - French Surrealist painter/sculptor/illustrator/designer/writer Émile Masson - Breton author of '//Les Rebelles//' (1908), "anarchico-bretons" tales ?Marie-Dominique Massoni (b. ????) - poet/Surrealist A. Matthey [see Arthur Arnould] - novelist Camille Mauclair (pseudonym of Séverin Faust) - French Symbolist poet, novelist, biographer, travel writer, art critic Charles Maurin (1856-1914) - French painter/engraver Emile Maurin - photographer ?Gerasimos Mavrogiannis (Γεράσιμος Μαυρογιάννης; ?? 1823 - ?? 1860), Greek scholar, writer, poet and painter, composed the 'Hymn of the Radical' Chiquet Mawet (Michelle Beaujean) - Belgian playwright, storyteller, poet [Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) - Russian revolutionary poet] Jehan Mayoux - French poet & Surrealist Jean Meckert - novelist Manuel Medina González (aka Manolo Medina i Ariel) - Andalusian journalist, poet, writer Walter Mehring - German-Jewish Expressionist poet and prose writer Ludwig Meidner - German painter, graphic artist and poet Albert Meister (1927-1982) - Swiss author/sociologist/the real author of '//La Soi-Disant Utopie du Centre Beaubourg//' allegedly written by 'Gustave Affeulpin' ?Spyros Melas (Σπύρος Μελάς; ?? 1882 - ?? 1966), Greek journalist, author, playwright, academic and anarcho-syndicalist. George Melly (1926-2007) - English jazz and blues singer, critic, writer and lecturer on art history Albert Meltzer (1920-1996) - bit-part actor/author/publisher/print-worker Leopoldo Méndez - painter/muralist/printmaker Stuart Merrill - American Symbolist poet who wrote mostly in French Jacques Mesnil (pseudonym of Jean-Jacques Dwelshauvers; 1872-1940) - Belgian art critic Régis Messac - French writer/novelist/poet Mezz Mezzrow (Milton Mesirow) - American jazz clarinetist and saxophonist Margaret Michaelis (Michaelis-Sachs) (born Margarethe Gross) - Austrian, and then Australian, photographer Serge Michel (pseudonym of Lucien Douchet) - French libertarian journalist, novelist, poet, painter Henry Miller - American writer, banned novelist, memorist, critic, painter Peter Miller - editor of the 'Z Review' Jean-François Millet - painter Tomás Herreros Miquel (or Miguel) - Spanish anarcho-syndicalist/writer/active in the Arte de Imprimir Robert Berkeley "Bob" Minor (July 15, 1884 - 1952) - US political cartoonist, a radical journalist Octave Mirbeau - novelist Joan Miró (1893-1983) - painter Bruno Misefari (aka Furio Sbarnemi) - Italian philosopher/poet/author Adrian Mitchell (1932-2008) - British poet/playwright Richard Mock (1944-2006) - printmaker/painter/sculptor/editorial cartoonist Tina Modotti ( Assunta Adelaide Luigia Modotti Mondini) - Italian photographer, model, actress [Marietta di Monaco (Maria Kirndörfer) - German cabaret artist, poet, chanteuse, dancer, artist's model] Manuel Monleón Burgos - Spanish painter, illustrator, poster artist, photomontagist Joseph Monnanni (Monanni)(1887-1952) - Italian typographer/journalist Montéhus (Gaston Mardochée Brunswick) - French singer-songwriter Federica Montseny - poet Juan Montseny (aka Federico Urales) (1864-1942) - novelist/publisher Michael Moorcock - Nebula award-winning science fiction author Alan Moore - graphic novelist Richard O. Moore - US poet Mauro Bajatierra Morán - Spanish journalist/prolific writer/novelist/playwright ?Ben Morea (b. ?? 1941) - US painter Louis Moreau (1883-1958) - painter/engraver Aleksei Alekseevich Morgunov (1884-1935) - a member of Mikhail Larionov’s Donkey's Tail group and later an adherent of Malevich’s Suprematism / anarchist artist associated with the Tvorchestvo (Creativity) section specializing in art and literature in '//Anarkhiia//' Moriya Emori - Japanese poet, children's writer William Morris (1834-96) - polymath Maria Lacerda de Moura - Brazilian poet [John Frederick Mowbray-Clarke - American sculptor] Mary Horgan Mowbray-Clarke American art critic/writer/publisher Arthur Moyse - author/artist René E. Mueller (Ernst René Müller) - Swiss writer, poet Erich Mühsam - poet Heiner Müller (1929-1995) - German dramatist/director/poet Multatuli (pen name of Eduard Douwes Dekker) - novelist Mystag (Robert François) - French illusionist


 * N:**

[Conlon Nancarrow (1912-1997) - composer/antifascist] Georges Navel (Charles François Victor Navel) - French proletarian writer, novelist Norman Nawrocki (b. ?? 1959), Montreal-based comedian, sex educator, cabaret artist, musician, author, actor, producer, composer José Sobral de Almada Negreiros - leading Portuguese modernist artist, poet, novelist, futurist Pablo Neruda (Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoalto) - Chilean poet Stanislav Kostka Neumann - Czech journalist/poet/literary and art critic/translator Roberto das Neves aka Ernst Izgur - Portuguese-born Brazilian writer, journalist, poet Vítězslav Nezval - Czech poet/writer/dramatist/translator/Dadaist/co-founder of Poetism/leading personality of Czech Surrealism Barnett Newman (- US abstract expressionist/colour field painter [Robert Brayton Nichols - US Beat poet, playwright, anarchist sci-fi novelist and architect] [Anaïs Nin (Angela Anaïs Juana Antolina Rosa Edelmira Nin y Culmell) - American author and diarist] Nguyen An Ninh - influential Vietnamese nationalist journalist, poet Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - German poet/composer/cultural critic Noe Itō (1895-1923) - Japanese author/novelist/translator/contributor to the feminist arts and culture magazine '//Seitō//' (Blue Stocking). ?Laura Norder (aka Laura Oldfield-Ford) (b. ?? 1973) - English artist influenced by anarchism and the DIY punk ethic. Renzo Novatore [pseudonym of Abele Ricieri Ferrari] (1890-1922) - Italian anti-fascist poet José María Nunes - Portuguese-Catalan filmaker, director, script writer, actor Jeff Nuttall - English poet/actor/painter/sculptor/jazz trumpeter


 * O:**

Étienne O'Leary - Québécois actor, director and soundtrack composer of experimental short film, painter Eugene O’Neill - playwright & philosophical Stirnerite anarchist/Emma Goldman is mentioned in O'Neill's biographies as being a radicalising influence on his youth. José Pérez Ocaña - Andalusian naive painter, performance artist José Rodrigues Oiticica - Brazilian poet ?John Olday (born Arthur William Oldag plus used various pseudonyms including Frederick Frostick, Frank Allen, Willi Freimann, and Michael Peterson)(?? 1904 - ?? Sept. 1944) - English painter & cartoonist José Oiticica - Brazilian poet Olivier O. Olivier (Pierre Marie Olivier) - French painter Ono Tozaburo (小野十三郎) - Japanese poet George Oppen - American Objectivist poet Valeriano Orobón Fernánez - Spanish poet, who wrote the Spanish lyrics of the CNT anthem 'A Las Barricadas' José Clemente Orozco - Mexican social realist painter/muralist/lithographer 'Pepe' José Ortas Sánchez (?? 1930 - ?? 2003), Spanish bohemian artist [Jiří Orten (Jiří Ohrenstein) - Czech poet] Karl Otten - German writer [George Orwell (Eric Arthur Blair) (1903-1950)]


 * P:**

Felipe Alaiz de Pablo (1887-1959) - novelist/journalist/publisher Paul Paillette - French poet, songwriter, amour-libriste Jean Painlevé - French biologist turned film director, actor, translator, animator, critic and theorist [Chuck Palahniuk - American cult author and freelance journalist] Grace Paley - short story writer/poet Nina Paley (b. 1968) - American cartoonist/animator Panagiotis Panas (Παναγιώτης Πανάς) - Greek writer, journalist, poet Biófilo Panclasta (born Vicente Rojas Lizcano) - Colombian writer, poet Oskar Panizza - German avant-garde author/playwright/novelist/poet Clément Pansaers - French language Belgian poet, artist (painting, engraving and sculpture) Demetrius Paparrigopoulos (Δημήτριος Παπαρρηγόπουλος) - Greek playwright, poet [Mimi Parent (1924-2005) - Canadian surrealist artist] Nicanor Parra - "anti-poet" Jules Pascin (Julius Mordecai Pincas) - Bulgarian-born American painter Kenneth Patchen - US poet/artist/author Aurèle Patorni (1880-1955) - writer/journalist/playwright/poet/song-writer Hélène Patou (1902-1975) - French writer/artist's model (Matisse, Picabia, etc.) Patrick Pécherot - French journalist, novelist Charles Péguy - French poet, playwright, essayist Fernand Pelloutier - French anarchist, anarcho-syndicalist activist, journalist, poet A. R. Penck (aka Ralf Winkler) - German painter, draughtsman, sculptor, film maker, writer and musician / an “anarchist par excellence” Auguste Percheron - French libertarian écrivain public and songwriter Benjamin Péret - French poet, Parisian Dadaist, founder member of the French Surrealist movement José Nakens Pérez - Spanish journalist, writer and poet Fredy Perlman (1934-1985) - author/publisher Néstor Perlongher - Argentinian poet, writer Maurice Pernette - French small press publisher/poet/author Alphonse Gallaud de la Pérouse [pen name Zo D'Axa] (1864-1930) - French lampoonist/publisher/writer Fernando Pessoa, born Fernando António Nogueira de Seabra Pessoa - Portuguese Modernist poet, writer, literary critic translator, publisher [Nancy Joyce Peters - American poet, writer, Surrealist, publisher and co-founder with Lawrence Ferlinghetti of City Lights Books and Publishers] Pierre Peuchmaurd - French poet, Surrealist Franz Pfemfert - German publisher, editor of the mass-circulation anti-war paper '//Die Aktion//', poet, literary critic and portrait photographer Utah Phillips (1935-2008) - protest poet/folk singer Pascal Pia (born Pierre Durand) - French writer, poet, journalist, illustrator Francis Picabia - French painter, illustrator, designer, poet, writer, editor Pablo Ruiz y Picasso - Spanish painter/sculptor/printmaker/ceramicist/stage designer [Marge Piercy - author] Marc Pierrot (1871-1950) - publisher of the long-running libertarian review '//Plus Loin//' Giuseppe 'Pino' Pinelli + '//Accidental Death of an Anarchist//' Erwin Friedrich Maximilian Piscator - German theatre director/producer Georges Henri Manzana Pissarro - French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painter, engraver [Lucien Pissarro - French Impressionist and neo-Impressionist landscape painter, printmaker, wood engraver and designer and printer of fine books] Ludovic-Rodo Pissarro - French post-Impressionist painter and anarchist sympathiser Camille Pissarro (1830-1903) - Neo-impressionist painter Theodor Plievier (orig. Plivier) - German novelist, writer ?P.M. (Hans Widmer; b. ?? 1947) - Swiss author of 'bolo'bolo' (1983) an anarchist/anti-capitalist social utopian novel Clovis Poirier (stage name Clovys; 1885-1955) - French singer (author, composer, performer)/director of La Muse Rouge Alfred Polgar (orig: Alfred Polak) - Austrian-born journalist/short story writer/screenwriter/satirist/translator/essayist George Simeonov Popov - poet Adrién Porchet - Swiss filmmaker, cinematographer José Guadalupe Posada - Mexican cartoonist illustrator and artist who worked closely with the Magonistas Norman Potter - English anarchist, designer, craftsman, writer and poet Eugene Pottier (1816-1887) - French poet/revolutionist/Communard/author of '//The Internationale//' Henry Poulaille (-1896-1980) - novelist/director of Éditions Grasset & the journal '//Le Nouvel Âge Littéraire//'/founder of '//Le Musée du Soir//' Jean-Bernard Pouy - creator of Gabriel Lecouvreur, a libertarian detective nicknamed 'The Octopus' Tomás Granado Pozo - Spanish poet John Cowper Powys - Welsh novelist, essayist, poet Manuel González Prada (1844-1918) - noted Peruvian poet/literary & social critic/writer [Heimrad Prem - German painter] Jacques Prévert - poet/screenwriter/Surrealist Pierre Prévert - French filmmaker, actor, director, writer Diane di Prima - poet Robert Proix (1895-1978) - editor of the libertarian review '//Témoins//' (Witness) Promoe (Mårten Edh, born Nils Mårten Ed) - Swedish rapper ?Richard Prost (b. ????), French director of the Spanish anarcho-syndicalist history '//Otro Futuro - Un Autre Future//' (1985) Stanisław Feliks Przybyszewski - Polish novelist, Symbolist dramatist and poet Nikolay Nikolayevich Punin (Russian: Никола́й Никола́евич Пу́нин) - Russian art scholar and writer


 * Q:**

Serge Quadruppani - French author of romans noirs detective fiction, translator, essayist, literary editor, journalist Pierre Quillard - French Symbolist poet/playwright Pierre Quiroule (pseudonym of Joaquin Alejo Falconnet) - French-born Argentinian writer, playwright, journalist, novelist


 * R:**

Charles Radcliffe - English cultural critic/member of the Situationist International/editor of the magazine '//Heatwave//'. Leda Rafanelli - Italian writer Michel Ragon - French writer, poet, novelist, art and architecture critic, art historian, historian of proletarian literature ?Mikhaïl W. Ramseier (b. ?? 1964), Swiss anarcho-individualist poet, novelist, essayist and journalist Gabriel Randon (Jehan-Rictus) - French Symbolist poet Tintino Persio Rasi - Italian individualist anarchist activist/propagandist/journalist/writer/Futurist poet Ravachol (François Claudius Koenigstein) - subject of popular myth & song (e.g. '//La Ravachole, Sur l'Air de la Carmagnole//') Man Ray (1890-1976) - artist/photographer/painter/film-maker Herbert Read (1893-1968) - English poet/art critic Florence Reece (née Patton) - American poet and folk song writer [Adya van Rees (Adrienne Catherine Dutilh) - Dutch artist (needle art, broderies and wall hangings)] Otto van Rees - Dutch painter Godfrey Reggio - documentarian film director Henri de Régnier - French symbolist poet Jamie Reid [Jean-Marc Reiser - one of France's foremost cartoonists and comic artists] Rio Reiser (Ralph Christian Möbius) - German singer, musician, composer, songwriter, actor Eugen Relgis - Rumanian poet Adolphe Retté - French Symbolist poet/writer Janos (John) Réty - poet/translator/publisher ?Paola Revenioti (Paul Reveniotis / Πάολα Ρεβενιώτη; b. ?? 1959) Greek prostitute, transvestite, editor, poet, anarchist and transgender activist Kenneth Rexroth (1905-1982) - anarchist poet/essayist/critic/translator Hanon Reznikov (born Howard Reznick) - American theatre and film actor, writer and co-director of The Living Theatre António Pedro Ribeiro (António Pedro de Basto e Vasconcelos Ribeiro da Silva) - Portuguese poet Aquilino Gomes Ribeiro - Portuguese novelist, writer Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes - French writer (plays, poetry, manifestos and opera librettos), painter [Jean Richepin (1849-1926) - French poet, novelist and dramatist/anarchist sympathiser whose texts appeared in 'Le Révolté' / 'The Atheist's Prayer'/'Le Chat Noir'] Hans Richter - Dadaist artist/film-maker Jehan-Rictus (Gabriel Randon) - French Symbolist poet Lola Ridge (1873-1941) - poet/artist's model/illustrator Ernest Riebe - Mr. Block comic strip Arthur Rimbaud [Costantini pic] [Joachim Ringelnatz (pen name of Hans Bötticher) - German author (poetry, novels, drama, memoirs, childrens books), painter and Kabarettist/satirical stand-up comedian] [Alain Robbe-Grillet - French writer, literary theorist, screenwriter and filmmaker] André Robèr - French writer, poet, painter and editor of the annual review 'Art & Anarchie' Armand Robin - French poet/translator Christiane Rochefort - French writer, novelist, essayist, translator, journalist Fermin Rocker (1907-2004) - artist/book illustrator Étienne Roda-Gil (Esteve Roda Gil) - French-born poet, songwriter, screenwriter [Aleksander Mikhailovich Rodchenko - Constructivist artist/sculptor/photographer/photomontagist/graphic designer] Paul Napoléon Roinard - poet/playwright/librettist/painter José Domingo Gómez Rojas - Chilean poet Manuel Rojas Sepúlveda - Chilean novelist/poet/essayist [Maurice Rollinat - French poet] Juan López Romero [Jiménez] aka 'Juan el Camas' or 'Chiquito de Camas' - Andalusian flamenco singer, especially of the fandango Donald Rooum (b. 1920) - English anarchist cartoonist/writer/best known for his Wildcat cartoons. Franklin Rosemont - poet/artist/historian of anarchist movement/co-founder of the Chicago Surrealist Group "//I am a revolutionary mammal, an alchemical atheist, and an aquatic-aerial anarchist as well as a poet.//" Joseph Rosenzweig Moir - Czech anarchist poet Olivia Rossetti Agresti - British author, editor and interpreter Dieter Roth - German-Swiss artist-poet associated with the Fluxus movement Mark Rothko (1903-1970) - painter Paul-Pierre Roux (aka Saint-Pol-Roux) - French Symbolist poet, novelist, playwright Marco Rovelli - Italian musician, writer, poet, history and philosophy teacher David Rovics - US singer and songwriter Olga Rozanova - Russian Cubo-Futurist and Suprematist artist, painter, graphic artist, illustrator, designer, art theorist and poet / anarchist artist associated with the Tvorchestvo (Creativity) section specializing in art and literature in '//Anarkhiia//' Jules-César Rozental - Bulgarian poet [Ludwig Rubiner - German Expressionist poet, literary critic, essayist, translator, painter] Phil Ruff - cartoonist [Muriel Rukeyser - US feminist poet] Ralph Rumney - artist/founding member of the Situationist International Luigi Russolo - Italian Futurist painter, composer Maria Rygier (1885-1953) - Italian one-time editor at the socialist newspaper '//Il Popolo d'Italia//', founded by Benito Mussolini in 1914 Georgette Ryner (1895-1975) - writer and poet Han Ryner (Jacques Élie Henri Ambroise Ner; 1861-1938) - French novelist/writer Théo van Rysselberghe (1862-1926) - Belgian Impressionist, neo-Impressionist and then Pointillist painter


 * S:**

[Donatien Alphonse François, Marquis de Sade] Sagitta [see John Henry Mackay] ?Georgia Sagri (Γεωργία Σαγρή; b. ?? 1979) Greek-born performance artist and anarchist Valentine de Saint-Point (Anna Jeanne Valentine Marianne Glans de Cessiat-Vercell) - French artist, writer, poet, painter, playwright, art critic, choreographer, journalist Saint-Pol-Roux (Paul-Pierre Roux) - French Symbolist poet, novelist, playwright Jean Salivas [see Claude Le Maguet] (1887-1979) - French poet/typographer Albert Victor Samain - French Symbolist poet, writer Philip Sansom (1916-1999) - writer/artist Chicho Sánchez Ferlosio (José Antonio Julio Onésimo Sánchez Ferlosio) - Spanish singer, poet, songwriter, journalist Florencio Sánchez (1875-1910) - Uruguan playwright/journalist Sanshiro Ishikawa (石川 三四郎) - Japanese anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist theorist, historian, translator and novelist Lucia Sanchez Saornil (1895-1970) - Spanish poet/painter José de Sousa Saramago - Portuguese writer of novels, short stories, poetry, plays, memoirs and travelogues [Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980)] [Erik Satie - French composer and pianist] [Carlos Saura] Derek Stanley Savage (pen name D.S. Savage) - English poet, critic [Roberto Saviano - radical Italian journalist, writer and essayist] [Alberto Savinio (Andrea Francesco Alberto de Chirico) - Italian writer, painter, musician, journalist, essayist, playwright, set designer, composer] Walter Serner (Walter Eduard Seligmann) - Czech-born German-language writer, essayist, Dadaist Rene Shapshak - Paris-born South African sculptor, painter, illustrator Paul Karl Wilhelm Scheerbart - German author of fantastic literature and drawings Elsa Schiaparelli (1890-1973) - Italian fashion designer/surrealist/anarchist fellow traveller [Rudolf Schlichter - German Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) artist, Dadaist / 'Death of the Anarchist Moro' (1920)] Irmin Schmidt - German keyboardist, composer and founding member of the band Can [Aurélien Scholl (1833-1902)- French author, playwright, novelist & Journalist/anarchist sympathiser whose texts appeared in '//Le Révolté//'] Dieter Schrage - Austrian art historian, ceramicist Georg Schrimpf - German painter and graphic artist Samuel Schwartzbard - Russian Jewish poet Jean Émile Louis Scutenaire - Belgian poet, anarchist, atheist, surrealist Louis Ségeral - French poet, painter and novelist [Jaroslav Seifert - Czech poet/writer/journalist/translator] Franz Wilhelm Seiwert - German painter/sculptor/poet/Expressionist, Dadaist/Constructivist/member of the Cologne Progressives Jean Senac - gay Algerian poet Ramon J. Sender (Ramón José Sender Garcés) - Spanish novelist, essayist, journalist Walter Serner (born Walter Eduard Seligmann) - Czech-born German-language writer, essayist, Dadaist Juan Serrano y Oteiza - his most famous work is probably his utopian novel '//Pensativo//' (1885). Victor Serge [Victor Lvovich Kibalchich] (1890-1947) - novelist/poet Georges Seurat - Neo-impressionist artist "one can assume that Seurat shared the views of his friends, because his literary and artistic comrades…belonged to anarchist circles, and if his opinions had been opposed to theirs it would have been noticed." - Felix Feneon Gerhard Seyfried - German anarchist comics and graphic artist, cartoonist and writer Ben Shahn (1898-1969) - made series of 23 paintings inspired by the trial and execution of two Italian anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti Karl Shapiro - American poet [Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley - author] [Percy Bysshe Shelley - Romantic poet] Shin Chae-ho - Korean novelist Michelle Shocked (stage name of Karen Michelle Johnston), American singer-songwriter Paul Signac - Neo-impressionist artist Agostinho da Silva - Portuguese philosopher, essayist, writer Georges Simenon - author/creator of the Inspector Maigret novels John Sinclair - White Panther Party founder/author/music critic/one-time manager of the band MC5 [Upton Sinclair - American novelist, writer, journalist] Maurice Sinet aka Siné - French cartoonist, writer and Pataphysician David Alfaro Siqueiros - Mexican social realist painter/muralist T-Bone Slim (Matt Valentine Huhta; 1880-1942) - IWW songwriter / “//Wherever you find injustice, the proper form of politeness is attack//” Winston Smith - artist/collagist Gary Snyder - poet Sole (Tim Holland) - Dedemma Speaks Francisco de Asís Soler - anarchist writer friend of Picasso - they started the magazine '//Arte Joven//' (Young Art) together [Sergio Sollima - Italian film director and script writer] Sidney Solomon - painter [Philippe Soupault - French writer, poet, novelist, playwright, critic] [Herman Spector - important radical American poet] Jack Spicer - San Francisco Renaissance poet [Norman Spinrad - science fiction author] Fráňa Šrámek - Czech poet/novelist/short story writer/Impressionist playwright Théophile Alexandre Steinlen - Art Nouveau painter/printmaker [Varvara Fyodorovna Stepanoa (Варва́ра Фёдоровна Степа́нова) - Russian-Lithuanian painter and designer] Jacques Sternberg - Belgian novelist, writer of science fiction and fantastique, pamphleteer, essayist, journalist, columnist [Alfred Stieglitz - American photographer, gallery owner] Henri Storck - Belgian author, film-maker, documentarist, actor, Surrealist Artur Streiter - German graphic artist, painter, writer Johan August Strindberg - Swedish playwright/novelist/poet/essayist/painter Jindřich Štyrský - Czech painter/photographer/photomontagist/graphic designer/collagist/poet/Surrealist theorist Jan Švankmajer - Czech Surrealist filmmaker/animator/artist Eva Švankmajerová - Surrealist artist/painter/ceramicist/poet/filmmaker and writer Emil Szittya (Adolf Schenk) - Hungarian anarchist, writer, journalist, painter, art critic


 * T:**

Adolphe Tabarant - French journalist, writer and art critic Laurent Tailhade (1854-1919) - French poet/translator Paco Ignacio Taibo II - Mexican novelist Takami Jun (高見 順) - pen-name of Takami Yoshio, Japanese novelist, poet Pío Tamayo - poet Aldo Tambellini - Italian American painter, sculptor, poet Jacques Tardi - French comics artist, novelist Vladimir Yevgraphovich Tatlin (Влади́мир Евгра́фович Та́тлин) - Russian, and later Soviet, painter and architect Bruno Taut (Bruno Julius Florian Taut) - German architect, urban planner Simon Watson Taylor - Surrealist Nikolas Tchorbadieff (1900-1994)- Bulgarian anarchist who helped found the International Bookshop in Paris Karel Teige - Czech graphic artist/photographer/typographer/"poet-anarchist" Julien Temple - director Dumitru Ţepeneag (pen names Ed Pastenague and Dumitru Tsepeneag) - Romanian novelist, short story writer Tiffany Ellsworth Thayer - American actor, author ?Jan Theiler (aka Pastor Leumund, Michael Fieling, MC Abitur; b. ?? 1967) - German Dadaist artist Bernard Thomas (1936-2012) - French libertarian theatre critic and columnist for '//Canard Enchaîné//' Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) - American essayist/poet/author of '//Walden//' Jean Tinguely - Swiss painter, sculptor [Ruthven Campbell Todd - Scottish poet, artist, novelist and writer of children's books, who also wrote detective fiction under the pseudonym R. T. Campbell] Gérard Tolck - Swiss painter, engraver, sculptor Ernst Toller (1893-1939) - Expressionist playwright/poet Leo Tolstoï/Tolstoy - author Karel Toman (pen name of Antonín Bernášek) - Czech poet, journalist, translator Roland Topor - Polish-born French graphic artist, cartoonist, painter, writer, filmmaker, actor, songwriter, surrealist Francisco Tortosa - Spanish-Mexican painter [Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - French painter/printmaker/draughtsman/illustrator] Toyen (Marie Cermínová) - Czech-born Surrealist painter/printmaker B Traven [aka Otto Feige, Albert Otto Max Wienecke, Berick Traven Torsvan, Hal Croves, Torsvan Croves, Ret Marut, Bent Traven] - novelist Henry Treece - British poet, novelist, short story writer, essayist, playwright, editor Jean-Louis Trintignant - French actor Alexander Trocchi (1925-1984) - Scottish novelist/International Situationist/author of '//Cain's Book//' Tõnu Trubetsky aka Tony Blackplait - Estonian punk rock singer, film and music video director, journalist, poet, novelist [Kurt Tucholsky - German-Jewish pacifist, non-aligned socialist, journalist, satirist and writer] Benjamin Tucker (1854-1939) - American publisher/journalist Ethel Duffy Turner - US writer, journalist and novelist Pio Turroni (1900-1982) - Italian publisher Tristan Tzara (Samuel Rosenstock) - Romanian-French avant garde poet, essayist, performance artist, journalist, playwright, literary and art critic, composer and film director


 * U:**

[Nadezhda Andreeva Udaltsova (Наде́жда Андре́евна Удальцо́ва) - Russian Cubo-Futurist and Suprematist artist and painter] [Giuseppe Ungaretti - Italian modernist poet, journalist, essayist, critic and academic] Demetrio Urruchúa - Argentinian painter/printmaker/muralist


 * V:**

Roger Vailland - French novelist, essayist, screenwriter Alfredo Guevara Valdés - Cuban founder of the Cuban Institute for the Arts and Industry of Cinematography (ICAIC) and the Havana Film Festival/key figure in the New Latin American Cinema Karl Valentin (Valentin Ludwig Fey) - German comedian, cabaret performer, clown, author, film producer Paul Valéry - libertarian, Symbolist poet, philosopher Jules Vallès - French novelist/journalist Jacques Vallet - poet/dramatist Ricardo Peña Vallespin - Catalan novelist Virgilio Vallmajó - Neo-Cubist painter Felix Vallotton - painter/printmaker Pietro Valpreda- Italian dancer Raoul Vaneigem, Belgian author of the erotic novel '//L'Ile aux Delices//' (The Island of Delights; 1979) Remedios Varo - surrealist artist Neno Vasco [Gregory Nazianzen Moreira de Queiroz and Vasconcelos] (1878-1920) - Portuguese journalist/poet/writer Gee Vaucher - painter/collagist André Veidaux (anagrammic pseudonym of Jean-Baptiste Adrien Devaux; d. 1927) - French Symbolist writer, poet, critic [Paul Verlaine (1844-1896) - French Symbolist poet] Madeleine Vernet (Madeleine Cavelier) - French novelist Boris Vian - French polymath/writer/poet/jazz musician/singer/translator/critic/actor Georges Vidal - French poet, novelist Francis Vielé-Griffin - US-born French symbolist poet Paul Vigné d'Octon (Paul-Étienne Vigné) - French writer, poet, journalist Jules Vignes (1884-1970) - anarchist publisher [Eugene Bonaventure de Vigo (1883-1917) aka Miguel Almereyda - father of Jean Vigo] Jean Vigo - film-maker/wanted to make a film about Eugène Dieudonné Alfons Vila i Franquesa - Spanish cartoonist Daniel Villanova - French libertarian actor and playwright François Villon - poss. the first poète maudit/claimed as an early anarchist precursor Simon Vinkenoog - Dutch writer, poet, Provo Maurice de Vlaminck - French landscape and still-life painter/lithographer/wood-engraver/etcher/writer/poet/violinist [Johann Heinrich Vogeler - German painter, printmaker, architect, designer]


 * W:**

Lois Waisbrooker - US novelist/author [Sylvia Townsend Warner (1893-1978) - English feminist and lesbian writer/poet] Richard Warren - cartoonist [Cienfuegos Press Review, etc.] [Peter Watkins - radical English film and television screenwriter and director] Tom Wayman - Canadian worker-poet, essayist Phyllis Webb - Canadian poet Max Weber - Jewish-American Cubist painter, poet [Frank Wedekind (Benjamin Franklin Wedekind) - German playwright and satirical poet] Wolfgang Wendland - German musician/filmmaker/actor Franz Viktor Werfel (1890-1945) - Czech-born, Austrian-Jewish novelist/playwright/poet [Lina Wertmüller (Arcangela Felice Assunta Wertmüller von Elgg Español von Braueich), Italian film writer and director] Philip Whalen - America Beat poet Oscar Wilde - Irish poet/dramatist, declared himself an anarchist and, under Kropotkin's inspiration, wrote the essay '//The Soul of Man Under Socialism//' (1891). Brad Will - US anarchist, documentary filmmaker ?Georges Willaume - artist Henri Willems - Belgian sculptor/carver Adolphe Willette - painter/caricaturist Heathcote Williams - poet/actor/playwright/'//International Times//' stalwart Victor Arthur James Willing - Egyptian-born British painter {Charlotte Wilson (1854-1944) - co-founded Freedom newspaper} Robert Anton Wilson - novelist Peter Lamborn Wilson [aka Hakim Bey] - poet/essayist Adolf Wolff - Belgian-born American anarchist, poet and sculptor Adolf Wolff - poet/sculptor Gil J. Wolman (born Gil Joseph) - pioneer French film-maker/writer/sound poet/Internationale Lettriste Charles Erskine Scott Wood - American author, poet, painter Paul Wulf - German anti-fascist artist


 * X:**


 * Y:**

Yanase Masamu (柳瀬正梦) - Japanese manga artist and cartoonist ?John Yates (b. ?? 1965) - English graphic designer Yoshiyuki Eisuke (吉行 エイスケ; d. 1940), Japanese Dadaist poet and novelist Yannis Youlountas - Franco-Greek poet


 * Z:**

Peter-Paul Zahl (d. 2011), German writer, poet, novelist, stage director Pia Zanolli (Pia Zanolli-Misèfari) - Italian fashion designer/poet/writer Christian Zeimert - French painter, illustrator ?John Zervos (Ιωάννης Ζερβός; ?? 1875 - ?? 1943) journalist, scholar, writer, poet, lexicographer, translator and philosophical thinker ?Ilias Zervos-Iacovatos (Ηλίας Ζερβός-Ιακωβάτος; ?? 1814 - ?? 1894), Greek politician, journalist and writer rich literary and poetic works. Published historical, social and moralistic works, three collections of poems and a drama, entitled 'Ενάρετη' (Virtuous). Michel Zévaco - French journalist/novelist/publisher/film director ?Michel Zimbacca (b. ?? 1924), Franco-Syrian poet, filmmaker, Surrealist and anarchist. Member of the Paris Group of the Surrealist movement. Co-directed '//L'Invention de Monde//' (1952) with Jean-Louis Bédouin. Howard Zinn - playwright [Emile Zola]