Books and Films About Jean Hugo
Avec Jean Hugo (Presses du Languedoc, 2002), by Robert Faure
The Art of Jean Hugo (Art Gallery of Ontario, 1973), by Richard Wattenmaker
Jean Cocteau – Jean Hugo, Correspondance (1995), by Brigitte Borsaro and Pierre Caizergues
Albums de familles - Apostrophes (TV show, 17 February 1984) Ina.fr
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