Émile Gallimard was a prominent French publisher born on June 24, 1875. He founded the Gallimard publishing house in 1911, which became one of the most influential literary publishers in France. Under his leadership, the company published works by many renowned authors, including Marcel Proust and André Gide. Gallimard's publishing house played a significant role in shaping modern French literature. It introduced the iconic La Nouvelle Revue Française, a literary magazine that showcased innovative writing. Émile Gallimard's commitment to quality literature helped establish a legacy that continues to impact the publishing industry today.