Tracy Chevalier

Girl With a Pearl Earring (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

OVER FIVE MILLION COPIES SOLD WORLDWIDE

'A phenomenon' Jessie Burton
'Dazzling' Daily Mail
'Truly magical' Guardian

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: HarperCollins Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. April 2009
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780007324361
• Artikelnr.: 39951821

Autorenporträt

Tracy Chevalier is the author of eleven novels, including A Single Thread, Remarkable Creatures and Girl with a Pearl Earring, an international bestseller that has sold over five million copies and been made into a film, a play and an opera. Born in Washington DC, she moved to the United Kingdom in 1986. She and her husband divide their time between London and Dorset.

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'Chevalier's writing skill and her knowledge of seventeenth-century Delft are such that she creates a world reminiscent of a Vermeer interior: suspended in a particular moment, it transcends its time and place' New Yorker

'Chevalier's book is a delight' Simon Jenkins, Guardian

'This is a wonderful novel, mysterious, steeped in atmosphere. It is deeply revealing about the process of painting...a truly magical experience.' Guardian

'This is a novel which deserves, and I am sure will win, a prize - or two.' Times

'A portrait of radiance...Tracy Chevalier brings the real artist Vermeer and a fictional muse to life in a jewel of a novel.' Time

'It has a slow, magical current of its own that picks you up and carries you stealthily along...a beautiful story, lovingly told by a very talented writer.' Daily Mail

'Life in 17th century Delft is evoked with a sharp eye for historical detail and the descriptions of Vermeer at work are superbly drawn. A sensuous and vividly crafted work of fiction from a highly talented young novelist.' Mail on Sunday

'This sensually luminous novel brings Vermeer and his art to life through bold sumptuous prose.'
Historical Novels Review