Pierrot (disambiguation)

Pierrot Pierrot figure refers to the theater and, derived from:

In the literature:

• A short story by Guy de Maupassant, see Pierrot (Guy de Maupassant )
• A pantomime of Gustave Flaubert, see Pierrot au Serail
• A book of poems by the Belgian poet Albert Giraud, see Pierrot ( Albert Giraud )
• A poetry of Langston Hughes, see Pierrot ( Langston Hughes )

In music:

• The piece " Pierrot " from Robert Schumann's Carnaval, Op 9
• A song cycle by Arnold Schonberg to Giraud's poems, Pierrot Lunaire see
• The musical piece " Pierrot the Clown " from the album Meds by Placebo
• The musical piece " Pierrot Le Fou " from the album Under Palms EP by Janka ( band )
• An active 1986-1996 German rock band Pierrot ( band )
• A Japanese rock band, see Pierrot ( band )

In the film:

• Pierrot le fou by Jean -Luc Godard (1965 ), with Jean -Paul Belmondo and Anna Karina
• The trophy of the Bavarian Film Prize

In addition:

• A Japanese anime studio, Studio Pierrot see
• Pierrot ( magazine ), a 1925-1942 and 1947-1957 French weekly magazine for young people

Pierrot is the surname of the following persons:

• Jean -Louis Pierrot (* 1761, 1765 or 1773, † 1857), Haitian politician and President of Haiti
• Jean Yvan Pierrot (* 1996), Mauritian weightlifter
• Frédéric Pierrot ( b. 1960 ), French actor

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