A collection of writings about place space writing and art …
By Marcus D. Niski
In Cocteau’s apartment
There exists
An antique clock
A pile of notebooks
A picture of Picasso
A leopard skin drape
A clutch of pencils and ink wells
A pile of books letters and mementos
A faded blackboard
A bust of an unknown composer
Memorials to Colette
A strange engraving.
Above all, there is hope.
[MN] 29 December 1999
Journals of Jean Cocteau – edited and introduced by Wallace Fowlie Today’s time travelling trip to 1956 sees me considering another great French artist – the most wonderful Jean Cocteau. I first encountered his works back in the mid-1980s, when friends dragged me off to a screening in London of two of his films, “Orphee” […]
#1956Club – a great French artist considers his life and work… — Kaggsy’s Bookish Ramblings
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