A Dama e o Unicórnio
Paris, 1490. O nobre Jean Le Viste contrata o carismático e talentoso, porém ambicioso, miniaturista Nicolas des Innocents para desenhar seis tapeçarias comemorativas de sua ascensão na Corte. Ao conseguir convencer seu patrono a trocar o tema original da obra - a representação da sangrenta...
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Paris, 1490. O nobre Jean Le Viste contrata o carismático e talentoso, porém ambicioso, miniaturista Nicolas des Innocents para desenhar seis tapeçarias comemorativas de sua ascensão na Corte. Ao conseguir convencer seu patrono a trocar o tema original da obra - a representação da sangrenta Batalha de Nancy - por um conjunto de imagens representando os cinco sentidos, Nicolas dá início a um projeto grandioso que poderá levar à glória ou à decadência. Enquanto isso, o artista encanta-se pela belíssima filha de La Viste e passa a conhecer intimamente todos os padrões e texturas de um mundo de tentações e frágeis relações.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9789727597420 (8528611825)
Publish date: 2005
Publisher: Bertrand Brasil
Pages no: 288
Edition language: Portuguese
Category:
Novels,
Cultural,
Adult Fiction,
Historical Fiction,
Romance,
Adult,
Medieval,
Art,
France,
Fiction,
Historical
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