Jean d'Eaubonne
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French art director Jean d'Eaubonne (March 8, 1903 – July 1971) worked with some of his country's most distinguished directors, especially for Jean Cocteau on such productions as "Le Sang d'un Poete" (1930). D'Eaubonne was formally trained to be a painter and a sculptor. He broke into films working as an assistant to production designer Lazare Meerson. He moved to the US in the late-1950s and remained there until his death in 1971. He received an Oscar nomination in 1951 for his work on Max Ophüls's "La Ronde".
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