CHAPEL OF OUR LADY OF JERUSALEM KNOWN AS COCTEAU
Chapel being the last work of Jean Cocteau in 1961, the frescoes have different themes including the Passion of Christ
This chapel, classified as a historical monument on 20 January 1989, located in the residential area of La Tour de Mare, on the edge of the Esterel, the wish of a Nice banker Jean Martinon, is the last one designed by Jean Cocteau in 1961. Died in 1963, he could not finish it. It was completed by his spiritual son Édouard Dermit. The interior frescoes illustrate the theme of the Passion of Christ and that of the Crusades and the Order of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre.
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