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Whistlejacket

Pages
193
Published
1991
Language
English

Synopsis

An American art historian travels to England to research George Stubbs's famous painting, "Whistlejacket." He becomes deeply involved with the aristocratic family who owns the artwork, particularly the enigmatic Lady Henrietta. As he uncovers the painting's history and the family's secrets, his own perceptions and sanity begin to waver. The story explores the unsettling nature of obsession, art, and desire.

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About the author

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John Hawkes

John Hawkes is known for his work, "The nature of space and time." His writing offers clear insights into complex scientific and philosophical ideas.