René-Jean Clot [SEP] date of birth
René-Jean Clot
René-Jean Clot (19 January 1913, Algiers – 4 November 1997, Clermont-Ferrand) was a French painter, and novelist. His novel, " L'Enfant halluciné", won the 1987 Prix Renaudot.
He corresponded with Albert Camus.
Works.
- "L’Annonciation à la licorne," coll. « Méditerranéennes » (n°1), Algiers: éditions Edmond Charlot, 1936
- "Les Gages charnels de l'art français", éditions Charlot Alger, 1941
money for the movement. He also contributed to the newspaper "Combat" and the Allies' propaganda (with posters and flyers). It was at this time that Tona established strong friendships with Albert Camus, René Capitant, Max-Pol Fouchet, René-Jean Clot, Jean Brune and Jean Amrouche.
Later life.
From 1944 to 1947 Tona exhibited his work in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Paris. His exhibition in the "Champion-Cordier" gallery in Paris in 1946 was sponsored by Albert Marquet