Foursome
By Carolyn Burke
By Carolyn Burke
By Carolyn Burke
By Carolyn Burke
By Carolyn Burke
Read by Amanda Carlin
By Carolyn Burke
Read by Amanda Carlin
Category: Arts & Entertainment Biographies & Memoirs | Art
Category: Arts & Entertainment Biographies & Memoirs | Art
Category: Arts & Entertainment Biographies & Memoirs | Art | Audiobooks
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$22.00
Mar 10, 2020 | ISBN 9781984899705
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Mar 05, 2019 | ISBN 9780525655367
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Mar 05, 2019 | ISBN 9781984843159
1018 Minutes
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Praise
“Fascinating, well-told.”–Sarah Boxer, The New York Times Book Review
“Fascinating … compelling … thoroughly researched and capacious.”–Wendy Lesser, The Wall Street Journal
“Deeply researched and richly imagined … Burke focuses on two marriages in a way that amplifies the personal and artistic lives of a quartet of painters and photographers and magnifies their powerful influence on 20th-century art … ingenious.”–The National Book Review
“[A] sharp-eyed group portrait of two artistic couples … [Burke depicts] in rich detail the complex interactions among four vibrant people during a seminal era in American culture–a task she accomplishes in astute, lucid prose.”–Wendy Smith, The Washington Post
“A fabulous read. A wonderful book.”–Diane Johnson
“Expert and enthralling … illuminates key intimate and historical aspects of the lives of four extraordinarily creative, intrepid, and influential artists to profound effect.”–Donna Seaman, Booklist (starred review)
“Seasoned biographer Burke … chronicles the intertwined lives of four 20th-century influencers who propelled American photography and painting through momentous decades … solidly researched.”–Library Journal
“Intimate and exhaustively researched … offers detailed insight into one of the most important periods in American art.”–Publishers Weekly
“A well-researched account of sensual artists.”–Kirkus
“Captivating . . . the relationships of these friends, lovers, protégés, and sometime rivals yield a fascinating four-way chapter in 20th-century American art history.”— Mercury News
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