Jean Cocteau - Opium - 1957-1957





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Opium by Jean Cocteau, a 1957 limited, numbered hardcover edition published by Le club français du livre in French, 291 pages, original language French, Biographies and memoirs, very good condition, 14 cm tall by 11.5 cm wide, with an orange cloth-covered binding and an illustration of an hourglass.
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Opium by Jean Cocteau,
Journal of a Detoxification
orange hardcover in cloth and its illustration in the shape of an hourglass.
The French Book Club in Paris
'tedition numerotée'.
The chronicle of detoxification: Cocteau describes day by day the physical and psychological sufferings of withdrawal. He analyzes his intimate, complex and almost loving relationship with the drug, alternating between lucidity about his dependence and phases of denial or praise of the dreamlike states produced by the substance.
Artistic and literary reflections: The stay in the clinic becomes paradoxically a laboratory of creation. Cocteau shares his thoughts on art, poetry, cinema in full swing (Charlie Chaplin, Luis Buñuel) and mentions great intellectual figures who have crossed his life, such as Marcel Proust
14/11.5 cm - 406 g - 291 pages
Opium by Jean Cocteau,
Journal of a Detoxification
orange hardcover in cloth and its illustration in the shape of an hourglass.
The French Book Club in Paris
'tedition numerotée'.
The chronicle of detoxification: Cocteau describes day by day the physical and psychological sufferings of withdrawal. He analyzes his intimate, complex and almost loving relationship with the drug, alternating between lucidity about his dependence and phases of denial or praise of the dreamlike states produced by the substance.
Artistic and literary reflections: The stay in the clinic becomes paradoxically a laboratory of creation. Cocteau shares his thoughts on art, poetry, cinema in full swing (Charlie Chaplin, Luis Buñuel) and mentions great intellectual figures who have crossed his life, such as Marcel Proust
14/11.5 cm - 406 g - 291 pages

