Lebanon's Kahlil Gibran: The voice that united the East and the West

DUBAI: As a writer and painter who was equally accomplished in both disciplines, Kahlil Gibran is undoubtedly one of Middle East’s greatest cultural exports. The Lebanese-American artist, author and philosopher is best known for his 1923 book of prose poetry “The Prophet.” And while his work in English proved popular among the masses, the critical response, at the time, was

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