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Men and Angels
Men and Angels
Author: Mary Gordon
At 38, happily married and the mother of 2 children, Anne Foster, an art historian, finds herself separated from her husband for the first time when he leaves for an academic year's fellowship in France while she stays behind to take on the most challenging job of her career: writing the catalogue for a major exhibition of the work of Caroline W...  more »
ISBN: 168996
Publication Date: 1985
Pages: 239
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Publisher: Random House
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Two unlikely women come together in a gripping novel that keeps the reader interested to the end.
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A fascinating novel and fascinating characters! Cataloging an art exhibition for a long dead female artist, Anne becomes absorbed in learning more about her. Each discovery leads to yet more. Though the artist is a fictional one, the author has drawn on the known experiences of real ones-such as Mary Cassatt.
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An interesting read.


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