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Jean Painlevé
Jean Painlevé (20 November 1902 – 2 July 1989) was a film director and biologist who specialized in underwater fauna. He was the son of mathematician and twice prime-minister of France, Paul Painlevé.
==Upbringing==
A few days after Painlevé was born, his mother, Marguerite Petit de Villeneuve, died from complications arising from an infection contracted during childbirth. Painlevé, an only son, was raised by his father's sister Marie, a widow.
In the ''Lycée Louis Le Grand'', he was a poor and inattentive student who preferred to skip classes and go to the ''Jardin d'Acclimatation'' where he was assisting the guard in taking care of the animals. Painlevé later wrote: "In high school, my classmates hated me. They hated people in the margins, such as Vigo, son of the anarchist Almereyda, or Pierre Merle, son of Eugène Merle, director of (weekly ) ''Merle Blanc'' ("White Blackbird"). Me, I was the son of a ''Boche'' ("Kraut)", that Painlevé who had fought for Sarrail, solitary and unique republican general, and who had relieved () Nivelle of his duties to replace him with Pétain".〔(Les Indépendants du 1er Siècle )〕 He finished high school well apart "from these poor, unhappy ones who were like tradesmen in their trade".〔 Among the few friends he made in his adolescence are future film critic Georges Altman, writer and precious stones specialist Armand Moss (Moschowitz), who later appeared as an extra in ''Mathusalem'', and others.
There is a collection of brass / galalith jewelry associated with his films.
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