Jean Cocteau Menton Music Festival 1956 Print – Neoclassical Mid-Century Wall Art

This exquisite reproduction features Jean Cocteau's seminal 1956 Menton Music Festival Poster, rendered in his iconic Neoclassical line art style. The drawing portrays a striking mythological fusion: the profile of a human figure crowned with laurel leaves seamlessly merging with the head of a bull, whose large, curved horns form the strings of a lyre. Annotated with handwritten script and the year, this lithographic design captures the artistic spirit of the French Riviera during its Golden Age.Hang this vibrant yet understated piece to inject sophistication into a minimalist living room, a sun-drenched hallway, or above a dedicated listening area in a music lover’s sanctuary.Cocteau, a polymath whose influence spanned poetry, film, and visual arts, created pieces that were both accessible and deeply symbolic. This particular artwork serves as a fantastic example of his mid-century modern abstract poster design, effortlessly linking classical antiquity with postwar European aesthetics. The subtle use of colored pencil shading in soft yellows, greens, and salmon pinks preserves the original sketch-like quality, making it feel intimate and unique.If you are searching for a genuine Jean Cocteau fine art print that reflects high culture and historic design, this artwork is a stunning choice. Its inclusion of text ('festival,' 'Menton') roots it firmly in its context, providing a narrative depth beyond mere decoration. Furthermore, collectors seeking 1956 neoclassical drawing or French Riviera vintage art will appreciate the historical significance and elegant execution of this piece. Elevate your home gallery today with this timeless high-quality Cocteau reproduction.