Product Description Pascin's painting and drawings made him a legendary figure in Paris during the 1920s. So did his nightly escapades. But in 1930 at the age of 45 he committed suicide. In this remarkable novel, Elaine Snyderman explores Pascin's mysterious hold-long after his death-over the two women who love him.
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Riveting (true) storyApril 9, 2004 b white(New Orleans) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It's a very passionate (true) story and absolutely riveting re the extraordinary Montmartre of Pascin, Picasso, the Dadaists, Surrealists, etc. As well as an "art" book, it is a good feminist piece as Pascin's women were v. interesting strong women.
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