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Paris: suivi de Notes sur l'amour
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Cocteau, Paris. Cela semble un pléonasme. Jean Cocteau est né à Paris, Jean Cocteau est mort à Paris, Jean Cocteau a été Paris. Son appartement du Palais-Royal était un des points de rayonnement de la ville, qu’il illuminait de ses pièces de théâtre et de ses films. Voici, pour la première fois réunis en volume, des textes aussi rares qu’enchanteurs sur la ville-poète : « Comme les poètes, Paris est de toutes les villes du monde la plus voyante et la plus invisible. »
Ce recueil est suivi de Notes sur l’amour inédites.Avec un dessin inédit de Jean Cocteau.Illustration de couverture inédite de Jean Cocteau.
About the Author
Jean Cocteau (1889-1963) est l’auteur de romans aussi célèbres que Thomas l’Imposteur, d’essais, comme l’Essai de critique indirecte (Grasset) et les Portraits-souvenirs (Grasset), de pièces de théâtre telles que La Machine infernale (Grasset), de recueils de poèmes, parmi lesquels Plain-chant, et de nombreux films dont La Belle et la Bête.
Author: Jean Cocteau (all their books in stock)
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Published: 2013
Pages: 80
Publisher: GRASSET
ISBN: 9782246805144
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