Artaud’s Tableaux

01 Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis

“Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis”

Six tableaux vivants for The Monk by Matthew Lewis, a book Artaud translated and abridged.

Previously: Artaud in Full Bloom

02 Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis

03 Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis

04 Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis

05 Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis

06 Cliches anonymes, Six tableaux vivants realises a partir du Moine, de Lewis

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Eli Lotar, photomontages for Le Theatre Alfred Jarry et l’hostilite publique (1930)

Eli Lotar, photomontage for Le Theatre Alfred Jarry et l'hostilite publique (1930) 1

Eli Lotar, photomontage for Le Theatre Alfred Jarry et l'hostilite publique (1930) 2

I need to research Lotar. His name seems to pop up everywhere.

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