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Paperback. Very Good.

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Paperback / softback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; With clear, vivid prose, this meticulously researched novel draws an intimate, moving portrait of the most famous living English painter.

Paperback / softback. New.

London: Arcadia Books, 2020. 1st thus. paperback. Near fine, 1st UK edition of US translation from French original (2018). Text block firm and intact, unmarked pages. Small mark on cover.. B (198 x 129). "Catherine Cusset's book caught a lot of me. I recognised myself"" DAVID HOCKNEY ""A perfect short exposŽ of Hockney's life as seen through the eyes of an admiring novelist"" Kirkus Reviews With clear, vivid prose, this meticulously researched novel draws an intimate, moving portrait of the most famous living English painter. Born in Bradford in 1937, David Hockney had to fight to become an artist. After leaving home for the Royal College of Art in London his career flourished, but he continued to struggle with a sense of not belonging, because of his homosexuality, which had yet to be decriminalised, and because of his inclination for a figurative style of art, which was not sufficiently ""contemporary"" to be valued. Trips to New York and California - where he would live for many years and paint… Read More