When Ernest Hemingway Won The 1954 Nobel Prize For Literature, Presenters Called Him &34;one Of This Epoch's Great Molders Of Style, Praising His Vivid Dialogue And Journalistic Eye For &34;robust Details To Accumulate And Take On Momentous Significance.&8221;but Even The Swedish Academy Could Not Separate Hemingway The Writer From Hemingway The Adventurer. They Also Cited His &34;manly Love Of Danger And Adventure, With A Natural Admiration For Every Individual Who Fights The Good Fight In A World Of Reality Overshadowed By Violence And Death.&8221;from The 1920s Until His Death In 1961, &34;papa&8221; Hemingway Was A Larger-than-life Literary Figure Whose Everyday Exploits Became Legendary. He Was A Friend Of Celebrities, A War Correspondent, Journalist, Renowned Big-game Hunter, Record-setting Saltwater Angler, And Hard-drinking Brawler Whose Reputation Preceded Him.though Hemingway Was And Remains An American Icon, He Was Also First And Foremost A Human Being, As These Striking Black-and-white Photos Remind.