Jean Cocteau photographed by Jack Garofalo while decorating The Chapel of Saint Pierre in France, 1956
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Jean Cocteau photographed by Jack Garofalo while decorating The Chapel of Saint Pierre in France, 1956
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“ I love faces ! But the concept of having a face is disturbing. I would love the idea of not having a face, and switching faces every day, like, Monday face, Tuesday face. I actually kind of understand the… I wouldn’t change my face like Michael Jackson, but I get it. I understand it. ”
- Christine and the Queens.
Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1969
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