Told from the view of Van Gogh's prostitute lover Rachel Courtrea. A very readable and intriguing historical novel. I can't wait for another release from Sheramy Bundrick.
This is a fantastic study of music in Athens with a fair background to the foundations during Homeric times through the fall in 404 BC. Bundrick does a fine job of elucidating the various manifestations of myths and how they change in regards to music. It makes clear the fluidity of stories, or cree...
I really love this book, what can I say?
Oooh, what I'd give to see one in real life. First time author and art historian Sheramy Bundrick takes a character who is a mere footnote in history - a prostitute by the name of Rachel was presented with Vincent Van Gogh's severed ear by the artist himself - and spins an artful (pun intended) tale...
I liked this book. The author has done impeccable research on the artist and his paintings, searching through all the letters and documents available. I believe the character of Vincent Van Gogh is accurately portrayed. It is very possible that he could have had such a relationship with a woman port...
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