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Mouse Mat : Ambrose Bierce, American writer and journalist (1842-1914). Source: Munsey's Magazine, 1906, p.156
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Ambrose Bierce, American writer and journalist (1842-1914). Source: Munsey's Magazine, 1906, p.156
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This print captures the essence of Ambrose Bierce, an influential American writer and journalist from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. With his distinguished mustache and intense gaze, Bierce exudes a sense of wisdom and intellect that is characteristic of his literary works.
Known for his satirical wit and dark humor, Bierce's writing often delved into themes of war, politics, and human nature. His most famous work, "The Devil's Dictionary," remains a classic piece of American literature that continues to resonate with readers today.
In this black-and-white portrait taken from Munsey's Magazine in 1906, Bierce appears both stoic and contemplative. The lines on his face tell a story of a man who has seen much in his lifetime - from the Civil War to the rapid industrialization of America.
As one of the leading journalists of his time, Bierce used his platform to critique society and challenge conventional thinking. His fearless approach to writing made him a controversial figure but also earned him respect as a voice for truth and justice.
Ambrose Bierce may have disappeared mysteriously during a trip to Mexico in 1914, but his legacy lives on through his timeless words that continue to inspire generations of readers around the world.
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