Jean Cocteau
Jean Cocteau was a multifaceted French artist, known for his contributions to literature, film, theater, and visual arts. An influential figure of the early 20th century, he was a key member of the avant-garde movement, celebrated for his innovative storytelling and creative visual style. Cocteau's work often explored themes of love, identity, and the supernatural, and he is perhaps best known for films like 'La Belle et la Bête' and his play 'Les Parents Terribles.' His artistic legacy continues to inspire and challenge contemporary artists.
Born on Jul 05, 1889 (136 years old)
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Spain:
Jean Cocteau is another idol of Grillo Demo, known for his contributions to art and literature.
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Australia:
Cocteau, who’s at the centre of this piece, had a father who was a lawyer.
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France:
Jean Cocteau praised Colette for her ability to transform the ordinary into art.
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Slovenia:
Jean Cocteau was one of the friends and artists who spent summer evenings at La Pausa.
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Ireland:
Jean Cocteau praised Picasso's ballet designs, describing them as 'a kind of surrealism'.
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Spain:
Jean Cocteau was among the friends who viewed the portrait of Dora Maar in Picasso's studio.
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Bolivia:
Jean Cocteau was a writer and filmmaker who corresponded with Erik Satie about the nature of music.
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Monaco:
Jean Cocteau is one of the literary figures whose works are referenced in the conference about Gabrielle Chanel.
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Monaco:
Jean Cocteau's museum was inaugurated in 1966 to showcase the collection of works belonging to the city.
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United Kingdom:
Jean Cocteau collaborated with Picasso on the ballet production Parade in 1917.
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