Glasses

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Henry James, an influential Anglo-American novelist, is recognized for his unique narrative style, often employing a character's perspective that draws comparisons to impressionist art. Born into a literary family, he spent much of his life in England, becoming a British citizen in 1915. His works reflect a commitment to artistic freedom, advocating for diverse viewpoints in literature. As a significant figure of the late 19th century, James's contributions extend beyond fiction to literary criticism, emphasizing the importance of individual expression in writing.