
Cannes, 1961

However, it was not until his later life that Cocteau added art to his catalogue of theatrical productions, films and writing, experimenting in pastels, prints and posters and eventually taking up easel painting in 1950. Cocteau loved the spectacle of bull-fights, often watching shows alongside Picasso, and the Taureaux set of lithographs they inspired was published in 1965, two years after his death.

Signed in plate and also signed by Mourlot, original lithographic poster, made in a small edition of 250, from the series Innamorati (Lovers) to promote travel to Cannes.
Printed by Mourlot.
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