Hugnet

The database record identifies a Broadway performer named Hugnet who appeared on Broadway in 1924 in L'Aiglon. The external biographical data available pertains to Georges Hugnet, a French graphic artist born on 11 July 1906 who died on 26 June 1974. Because it cannot be confirmed that these two individuals are the same person, the following paragraphs treat only the verified facts from each source separately and do not merge them into a single identity.

The Broadway performer Hugnet appeared in L'Aiglon during the 1924 season. No additional verified credits or biographical details for this individual are present in the available records.

Georges Hugnet was a French graphic artist whose creative output extended across multiple disciplines, including poetry, writing, art history, bookbinding design, criticism, and film direction. He was an active participant in both the Dada movement and Surrealism. Among his published works is the collage novel Le septième face du dé, which appeared in 1936. Hugnet also wrote about the Exposition surrealiste internationale, describing how Surrealist artists arrived carrying mysterious packages intended as offerings for the mannequins they had been assigned, a passage later translated into English by Lewis Kachur. His papers are held in the Carlton Lake Collection at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin.