11 Facts About Claude Jeancolas

Claude Jeancolas was a French writer, art historian, and journalist.

Claude Jeancolas is best known for his work on Arthur Rimbaud.

Claude Jeancolas earned a degree from the Business School of the University of Texas, where he wrote his thesis on the management of the American press.

Claude Jeancolas was a visiting scholar at various American universities, including UCLA, Stanford University, the University of California at Berkeley, San Francisco State University, the School of Journalism in Columbia, Missouri, and Columbia University in New York.

Claude Jeancolas began his career as the head of the financial analysis department of the weekly magazine Entreprise.

Claude Jeancolas then founded two management journals: Enseignement et gestion and Revue Francaise de Gestion.

Claude Jeancolas later edited the magazines Collections, Decoration, and Mariages.

Claude Jeancolas moved to Votre Beaute, a magazine that Francois Mitterrand edited early in his career.

Claude Jeancolas then joined the Hachette Group as the international editor of Elle and Elle Decoration.

Claude Jeancolas later published two books on the Nabis and the Fauves.

Claude Jeancolas believed Rimbaud to be too intelligent to be incoherent, as he was at the top of his class.