Three New Biographies Explore Lives of Artists Emilfork, Basquiat, Pincemin
Three new books delve into the lives of artists, each offering a unique perspective. François Jonquet examines the life of Daniel Emilfork, a captivating actor who worked with luminaries such as Visconti, Fellini, and Chéreau. Jean-Jacques Salgon takes on Jean-Michel Basquiat, dubbing him the 'King of the Zulus' in his narrative. Maryline Desbiolles draws inspiration from Jean-Pierre Pincemin, a leading figure of the Supports-Surfaces group, who becomes the ghost painter of her book.
Key facts
- Three books focus on the lives of artists.
- François Jonquet writes about Daniel Emilfork.
- Emilfork was an actor who worked with Visconti, Fellini, and Chéreau.
- Jean-Jacques Salgon writes about Jean-Michel Basquiat.
- Salgon calls Basquiat the 'King of the Zulus'.
- Maryline Desbiolles writes about Jean-Pierre Pincemin.
- Pincemin was a leading figure of the Supports-Surfaces group.
- The books were published in 2008.
Entities
Artists
- Daniel Emilfork
- Jean-Michel Basquiat
- Jean-Pierre Pincemin
Institutions
- Supports-Surfaces
Sources
- artpress —