page_title: Michel Georges-Michel
section_title: Works
hierarchical_section_title: Michel Georges-Michel / Works
caption_attribution_description: Jeanne Hébuterne, "Haricot-Rouge" in Les Montparnos by Michel Georges-Michel
context_page_description: Michel Georges-Michel, was a French painter, journalist, novelist, and translator of English and American authors. He was born in Paris.
context_section_description: Georges-Michel wrote more than one hundred books, diaries, critiques, souvenirs and novels. Some of his works have been adapted for cinema and television. Many of his works are displayed in museums, notably in the Museum of Modern Art in Paris and the Museum of San Francisco.
  One of his most famous works, Les Montparnos, known as the first Georges-Michel,  was written in 1923, published in 1929 and reprinted for the mass market (by Le Livre de Poche in 1976). Set in Montparnasse, it was based on the life of Modigliani (Modrulleau in the novel) and his mistress Jeanne Hébuterne (whose nickname "Noix-de-Coco" inspired the character of "Haricot-Rouge" in the novel)
caption: Jeanne Hébuterne, Haricot-Rouge in Les Montparnos
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