ELEY KISHIMOTO
CARDIGAN
WOOL JERSEY
BLACK, ECRU, DUCK BLUE
TROMPE-L'ŒIL EFFECT
T…

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ELEY KISHIMOTO CARDIGAN WOOL JERSEY BLACK, ECRU, DUCK BLUE TROMPE-L'ŒIL EFFECT T. 10

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ELEY KISHIMOTO CARDIGAN WOOL JERSEY BLACK, ECRU, DUCK BLUE TROMPE-L'ŒIL EFFECT T. 10

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Estim. 700 - 800 EUR

COCTEAU, Jean. Autograph letter signed to Roger Pillaudin. Paris, March 17, 1960. One sheet, 268x210 mm. French text on one page, cursive script, blue ink. Date and address at head "17 mars 1960 - 36 rue de / Montpensier / Palais Royal." Letter concerning the search for a publisher to publish a book on the 'Testament d'Orphee'. "Je ne t'abandonne pas - et si le Duc Hermann (qui se trompe) tombe dans les impératifs de l'actualité nous trouverons une autre porte.""J'aimerais que tu portes une bonne tranche de notre "journal" avec mes textes aux "Cahiers du Cinéma"-J'ai prévenu Truffaut - car Valcroze est en voyage."[C'est Truffaut qui me le demande]"Dépêche toi d'aller voir l'équipe des "Cahiers" et cela ne gêne en rien la publication en volume, au contraire" - "Je t'embrasse, Jean "In the left margin: "J'en ai parlé à Worms qui refuse de me croire fort d'un téléphone du Duc ..." Roger Pillaudin, 1927-1996, a theater man and radio producer, had followed the filming of Jean Cocteau's "Le Testament d'Orphée" with a team of radio technicians to make a report for radio, broadcast in February 1960 under the title 'Journal sonore du tournage du film Testament d'Orphée.' Faced with the success of these broadcasts, Cocteau and Pillaudin decided to broadcast a record of excerpts and to publish a book; so in March 1960 they sought a publisher."Le Duc Hermann" refers to Pierre Berès, owner of Editions Hermann; Jacques Doniol-Valcroze was one of the founders of the "Cahiers du Cinéma"; François Truffaut, filmmaker, one of the contributors, and animator of "la nouvelle vague"; Gérard Worms was part of the management of the "Editions du Rocher. The diary of 'Testament d'Orphée,' by Roger Pillaudin, was finally published in November 1960 by the 'Editions de la Table Ronde' under the title 'Jean Cocteau tourne son dernier Film.' Together with: Photographic portrait of J. Cocteau.October 20, 1955 Black and white photograph. 205x125 mm. In the back written in pencil: 'Jean Cocteau / prononcant son discours de reception a l'Academie Française / le 20 oct. 1955'. COCTEAU, Jean. Autograph signed letter to Roger Pillaudin.Paris, March 17, 1960 One sheet of 268x210 mm. French text on one page, cursive writing, blue ink. Date and address on head paper "17 mars 1960 - rue de / Montpensier / Palais Royal." Letter regarding the search for a publisher to publish a book on the 'Testament d'Orphee'. "Je ne t'abandonne pas - et si le Duc Hermann (qui se trompe) tombe dans les impératifs de l'actualité nous trouverons une autre porte.""J'aimerais que tu portes une bonne tranche de notre "journal" avec mes textes aux "Cahiers du Cinéma"-J'ai prévenu Truffaut - car Valcroze est en voyage."[C'est Truffaut qui me le demande]"Dépêche toi d'aller voir l'équipe des "Cahiers" et cela ne gêne en rien la publication en volume, au contraire" - "Je t'embrasse, Jean "On left margin: "J'en ai parlé à Worms qui refuse de me croire fort d'un téléphone du Duc ..." Roger Pillaudin, 1927-1996, a man of the theater and radio producer, had followed the filming of "Le Testament d'Orphée" by Jean Cocteau with a team of radio technicians, to create a report for the radio, broadcast in February 1960 with the title 'Journal sonore du tournage du film Testament d'Orphée.' Faced with the success of these broadcasts, Cocteau and Pillaudin decided to broadcast a disc of excerpts and publish a book; so in March 1960 they looked for a publisher."Le Duc Hermann" refers to Pierre Berès, owner of Editions Hermann; Jacques Doniol-Valcroze was one of the founders of "Cahiers du Cinéma"; François Truffaut, director, one of the collaborators, and animator of "la nouvelle vague"; Gérard Worms was part of the management of "Editions du Rocher. The diary of the 'Testament d'Orphée', by Roger Pillaudin, was finally published in November 1960 by the 'Editions de la Table Ronde' with the title 'Jean Cocteau tourne son dernier Film. Sold with: Photographic portrait of J. Cocteau.October 20, 1955 Black and white photography. 205x125 mm. On the back written in pencil: 'Jean Cocteau / prononcant son discours de reception a l'Academie Française / le 20 oct. 1955'.

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

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