Pierre De Massot
Pierre de Massot, born in 1900 , was a writer French, related to Dadaism and Surrealism. He died in Paris in extreme poverty by 1969.
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Sixth child of the Count and Countess de Lafond Massot, Pierre de Massot his classes at the Sainte-Joseph Lyons, the current Lyce Saint-Marc.
It has perpetuated in many of his works with the memory of Erik Satie , he knew through his friend Dadaist painter Francis Picabia - Francis Picabia, whom he has also devoted a monograph, published late in his life , ditions Seghers.
Near Jean Cocteau , Max Jacob and Andre Gide , whose secretary he was for some time, it has also been linked with the painter Marcel Duchamp and the writer Tristan Tzara.
On 6 July 1923 , an evening Dada organized by Tristan Tzara , theater Michel, is heckled by the surrealist Andr Breton , Robert Desnos , Paul Eluard and Benjamin Peret. Pierre de Massot's arm is broken stroke of a cane Breton, Tzara, while calls to the police. The evening, called the "Heart-bearded" for posterity, marks the final break between the Dadaists and Surrealists. Works Bibliography
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