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Jean-Louis Bedouin
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(1929 - ?)
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| Biography: |
He was a member of the Surrealist movement through Andre Breton, and he remained so even after Breton's death in 1966. He is the author of several books, including "Vingt Ans de surrealisme, 1939-1959" (1961). In 1971, he started creating objects out of things he found washed up on the Oleron beaches. This work served as inspiration for his film "L'Invention de monde" (1952).
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