The Muse (UK No.1 bestseller)
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From the International BestSelling Author of the Miniaturist Comes a Captivating and Brilliant Realized Story of Two Youngbean Immigrant in 1960S Ledon, And A A A A A A A AA AA AA AA AA AA Ohemian Woman in 1930s Spain-And the PowerFul Mystery that Ties Them Together.
England, 1967. Odelle Bastien is a caribbean ymigrny trying to make her water in london. When shet Starts Working at the Prestigious Skelton Institute of Art, She Discovers a Painting Rumored to the Work of Isaac Robles, Young Artist of Immense Talent And Vision and Vision Vision Visionsion Visionsion Vision Vision Vision Hose Mysterious Death Has Confounded The Art World for Decades. The Excetement Over the Painting is Matched by the Intrigue Around the Conflicting Stories of Its Discovery. DRAWN Into A Complex Web of Secrets and Decpens, Odelle docks not know What to Believe Or withhe Can Trust, Including Her Mesmerizing Colleague, Marjorie QUICK.
Spain, 1936. Olive Schloss, The Daughter of a Viennes Jewish Art Dealer and Ana English Heiress, Follows Her Parents to Arazuelo, and Poor, Restless Village on the Souther N Coast. She Grows Close to Teresa, A Young Houseeper, And Teresa"s Half-Brother, Isaac Robles, An Idealistic and Ambitious Painter Newly Returna Salons. A dilettante bujoed by the Revolutionary Fervor that Will Soon Erupt Into Civil War, Isaac Dreams of Being As Famower As His Countryman Picasso.
raised in poverty, these Illegitimate Children of the Local Landowner Revel in Exploithy Anglo-Austrians. INSINUTING THEMSELves into the Schloss Family"s Lives, Teresa and Isaac Help Olive Conceal Her Artistic Talents with Devastating Consequences that Will Echo Into THE DECADES TO Com E.
Rendered in Exquisite Detail, The Muse is a Passionate and Enthralling Tale of Desire, Ambition, and the Ways in Which The Tides of History Inevitabli Shape and Define Li. Ves
England, 1967. Odelle Bastien is a caribbean ymigrny trying to make her water in london. When shet Starts Working at the Prestigious Skelton Institute of Art, She Discovers a Painting Rumored to the Work of Isaac Robles, Young Artist of Immense Talent And Vision and Vision Vision Visionsion Visionsion Vision Vision Vision Hose Mysterious Death Has Confounded The Art World for Decades. The Excetement Over the Painting is Matched by the Intrigue Around the Conflicting Stories of Its Discovery. DRAWN Into A Complex Web of Secrets and Decpens, Odelle docks not know What to Believe Or withhe Can Trust, Including Her Mesmerizing Colleague, Marjorie QUICK.
Spain, 1936. Olive Schloss, The Daughter of a Viennes Jewish Art Dealer and Ana English Heiress, Follows Her Parents to Arazuelo, and Poor, Restless Village on the Souther N Coast. She Grows Close to Teresa, A Young Houseeper, And Teresa"s Half-Brother, Isaac Robles, An Idealistic and Ambitious Painter Newly Returna Salons. A dilettante bujoed by the Revolutionary Fervor that Will Soon Erupt Into Civil War, Isaac Dreams of Being As Famower As His Countryman Picasso.
raised in poverty, these Illegitimate Children of the Local Landowner Revel in Exploithy Anglo-Austrians. INSINUTING THEMSELves into the Schloss Family"s Lives, Teresa and Isaac Help Olive Conceal Her Artistic Talents with Devastating Consequences that Will Echo Into THE DECADES TO Com E.
Rendered in Exquisite Detail, The Muse is a Passionate and Enthralling Tale of Desire, Ambition, and the Ways in Which The Tides of History Inevitabli Shape and Define Li. Ves
Author:
Author:Burton Jessie
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Languages
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:English
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-1-5098-4523-1
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