Maurice Lemaître was a French artist and writer, known for his contributions to the Dada and Surrealism movements. Born on April 28, 1910, he was a key figure in the avant-garde scene in France, exploring themes of absurdity and the irrational in his work. Lemaître was also involved in the development of Lettrism, a movement that emphasized the importance of letters and language in art. In addition to his visual art, Lemaître wrote several influential texts that challenged traditional notions of literature and art. His works often combined poetry and visual elements, reflecting his belief in the interconnectedness of different artistic forms. Lemaître's innovative approach has left a lasting impact on contemporary art and literature.