Maurice Baquet box set - Portrait with cello

One day, little Maurice Baquet named his cello Cerébos, because it was a salt violin. He wasn't even ten years old and had long since stopped taking himself seriously. Then, he multiplied his activities: he did agitprop with the Prevert brothers' October group. He was an operetta singer, a film actor, a bit of a ski champion, and a passionate mountaineer. One day, "Momo," when he grew up, met Robert Doisneau, who gave him two wings. Because a cello needs two wings. To pay tribute to the elusive and multifaceted Maurice Baquet, Hervé Bodeau has designed a double Chinese portrait assembling words and images like the pieces of a puzzle. Two puzzles: A book and a photographic album brought together in this box set.