COCTEAU JEAN, L’aigle à deux têtes II, 1957 sculture Paris on the occasion of

Paris on the occasion of the master's exhibition at the Maeght Foundation in Saint Paul de Vence

Created by the artist in 1964 for the Cahiers d'Art XXe Siècle editions

Texts by Gillo Dorfles and photographic portraits by Ugo Mulas

printed on Voirin and Marinoni flatbed machines in a total of 250 copies on White paper BFK Rives - 300 grams from the Ateliers Stephane Guilbaud

COCTEAU JEAN, L’aigle à deux têtes II, 1957 sculture Paris on the occasion ofPerfect impression printed on Verg de Voiron paper from the Navarre paper mill by publisher Bernard Grasset, printed in a total of 250 copies by imprimerie Darantiere in Dijon. Perfect preservation with uncut margins. Lithograph inspired by his work from 1946. Jean Cocteau (Maison Lafitte 1889 Milly la Foret 1963), a multifaceted figure of the Parisian avant gardes, experimented with all the arts from poetry to cinema, painting to graphics. In his