Léon Barsacq (1906-1969)

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Alias:
Leon Barsacq

Birthplace:
Feodosiya, Crimea, Russian Empire [now Ukraine]

Born:
October 18, 1906

Died:
December 23, 1969

Léon Barsacq (18 October 1906 – 23 December 1969) was a Russian-born and naturalized French production designer, art director and set decorator. He was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Art Direction for the film The Longest Day. He was the brother of French theatre director André Barsacq and the father of film actor Yves Barsacq.  Source: Article "Léon Barsacq" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

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Art Direction:
1945  Angel and Sinner
1945  Children of Paradise
1955  Diabolique
1956  The Ambassador's Daughter
1962  The Four Truths
1962  The Longest Day
1963  Symphony for a Massacre
1964  The Visit
1967  Diabolically Yours

Costume Design:
1928  Misdeal
1945  Angel and Sinner
1945  Children of Paradise
1955  Diabolique
1956  The Ambassador's Daughter
1962  The Four Truths
1962  The Longest Day
1963  Symphony for a Massacre
1964  The Visit
1967  Diabolically Yours

Production Design:
1928  Misdeal
1933  In Old Alsace
1937  Southern Carrier
1937  Yoshiwara
1938  I Was an Adventuress
1938  La Marseillaise
1940  Beating Heart
1943  Summer Light
1945  Angel and Sinner
1945  Children of Paradise
1946  The Idiot
1947  Silence Is Golden
1948  Eternal Conflict
1948  The Last Vacation
1949  Maya
1950  The Glass Castle
1952  Beauties of the Night
1952  Imperial Violets
1952  Rome 11:00
1955  Bel Ami
1955  Diabolique
1955  The Grand Manoeuvre
1956  Bold Adventure
1956  Michael Strogoff
1956  The Ambassador's Daughter
1957  Lovers of Paris
1957  The Gates of Paris
1960  Recourse in Grace
1962  The Four Truths
1962  The Longest Day
1963  Symphony for a Massacre
1964  The Visit
1967  Diabolically Yours
1967  I Killed Rasputin

Production Designer:
1928  Misdeal
1933  In Old Alsace
1937  Southern Carrier
1937  Yoshiwara
1938  I Was an Adventuress
1938  La Marseillaise
1940  Beating Heart
1943  Summer Light
1945  Angel and Sinner
1945  Children of Paradise
1946  The Idiot
1947  Silence Is Golden
1948  Eternal Conflict
1948  The Last Vacation
1949  Maya
1950  The Glass Castle
1952  Beauties of the Night
1952  Imperial Violets
1952  Rome 11:00
1954  Flesh and the Woman
1955  Bel Ami
1955  Diabolique
1955  The Grand Manoeuvre
1956  Bold Adventure
1956  Michael Strogoff
1956  The Ambassador's Daughter
1957  Lovers of Paris
1957  The Gates of Paris
1960  Recourse in Grace
1962  The Four Truths
1962  The Longest Day
1963  Symphony for a Massacre
1964  The Visit
1967  Diabolically Yours
1967  I Killed Rasputin

Set Decoration:
1928  Misdeal
1933  In Old Alsace
1937  Southern Carrier
1937  Yoshiwara
1938  I Was an Adventuress
1938  La Marseillaise
1940  Beating Heart
1943  Summer Light
1945  Angel and Sinner
1945  Children of Paradise
1946  The Idiot
1947  Silence Is Golden
1948  Eternal Conflict
1948  The Last Vacation
1949  Maya
1950  The Glass Castle
1952  Beauties of the Night
1952  Imperial Violets
1952  Rome 11:00
1954  Flesh and the Woman
1955  Bel Ami
1955  Diabolique
1955  The Grand Manoeuvre
1956  Bold Adventure
1956  Michael Strogoff
1956  The Ambassador's Daughter
1957  Lovers of Paris
1957  The Gates of Paris
1960  Recourse in Grace
1962  The Four Truths
1962  The Longest Day
1963  Symphony for a Massacre
1964  The Visit
1967  Diabolically Yours
1967  I Killed Rasputin
1968  Phèdre

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