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Leer críticas de La Villa Santo-Sospir, dirigida por Jean Cocteau. Año: 1952. Consulta críticas de usuarios y opiniones sobre La Villa Santo-Sospir, y lee lo que opinó la crítica tanto profesional como de usuarios de La Villa Santo-Sospir
Villa Santo Sospir es una villa de renombre e importancia histórica situada en Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, en la Costa Azul francesa. Esta emblemática villa de 5 dormitorios se conoce como la "villa tatuada" y adquirió fama a mediados del siglo XX, cuando sirvió de lienzo para las creaciones artísticas del artista y cineasta francés Jean Cocteau.
Shot between 1950-1952, this is an “amateur film” done in 16mm, a sort of home movie in which Cocteau takes the viewer on a guided tour of the artwork – done mostly by Cocteau himself – in Francine Weisweiller’s villa Santo Sospir at Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferat, on Côte d’Azur, south of France.
Villa Santo Sospir. “ Most precious but intimate villa, from top to bottom arranged by Jean Cocteau. the drawings on the walls Combine shapes and colors of the interieur-design. It is tremendously delightful to be guided through the house and garden by the most lovely host. Of course it is fully booked weeks ahead, as only private-tours can ...
Villa Santo Sospir is a completely unique museum where instead of classic paintings you will find “tattooed walls”. This entire work is a masterpiece of the poet Jean Cocteau, who met Francine Weisweiller (owner of the villa) in 1949 during the filming of Les Enfants Terribles.. The following year, Francine invited Jean for a week’s holiday in her house, which Francine had bought in 1946 ...
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Villa Santo Sospir. Long home to the Weisweiller family, patrons of Jean Cocteau, this villa contains a fabulous series of Cocteau's original frescoes. In 1950 Cocteau asked Francine Weisweiller (1916–2003) if he could paint the living room, and soon the entire villa was covered with mythological figures, geometrical designs and other whims ...
