Astre tu meurs ce qui fait ta lumière 1943

Jean Cocteau's 1943 lithograph, "Astre, Tu Meurs: Ce Qui Fait Ta Lumière" (Star, You Die: That Which Makes Your Light), is a poetic exploration of life and death through the cosmic metaphor of a dying star. Cocteau, a versatile French artist, combines symbolism and abstraction in this work, inviting viewers to contemplate the cyclical nature of existence. With flowing lines and intricate details, the lithograph captures the essence of cosmic beauty and transience. "Astre, Tu Meurs" reflects Cocteau's fascination with mythology and the interconnectedness of art and the celestial, inviting viewers to ponder the mysteries of existence.

Poetry

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