Life Drawing
From the author of A CRAVINGA portrait of the artist as a young woman, coming of age in a tempestuous family, exploring love, choosing to follow the less travelled path."There's so much intelligence here and a search for truth... Miranda Geer knows early on that she is fated to be an artist...the narrative has absorbing scenes and character portraits...electrifying...acute turns of phrase bespeaking an artist's eye." — Publishers Weekly"In the heyday of Abstract Expressionism, a girl born to a failed scriptwriter and a frustrated would-be singer struggles to be an artist...a generous portrait of an artist responding to the demands of vision in love and painting. Miranda's aesthetic discoveries parallel her increasing insight into her fractious family." —The New York Times"casts a poetic glow" — The Pittsburgh Press"Not since A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN has a writer enticed readers into a character so successfully... There is an emotional pitch...and an intellectual challenge...." — The Jersey Journal"Filled with flowing language... should appeal to writers, artists, ...people interested in children who grow up coping...." — Grand Rapids Press
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Life Drawing
From the author of A CRAVINGA portrait of the artist as a young woman, coming of age in a tempestuous family, exploring love, choosing to follow the less travelled path."There's so much intelligence here and a search for truth... Miranda Geer knows early on that she is fated to be an artist...the narrative has absorbing scenes and character portraits...electrifying...acute turns of phrase bespeaking an artist's eye." — Publishers Weekly"In the heyday of Abstract Expressionism, a girl born to a failed scriptwriter and a frustrated would-be singer struggles to be an artist...a generous portrait of an artist responding to the demands of vision in love and painting. Miranda's aesthetic discoveries parallel her increasing insight into her fractious family." —The New York Times"casts a poetic glow" — The Pittsburgh Press"Not since A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN has a writer enticed readers into a character so successfully... There is an emotional pitch...and an intellectual challenge...." — The Jersey Journal"Filled with flowing language... should appeal to writers, artists, ...people interested in children who grow up coping...." — Grand Rapids Press
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Life Drawing

Life Drawing

by Emily Arnold
Life Drawing

Life Drawing

by Emily Arnold

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Overview

From the author of A CRAVINGA portrait of the artist as a young woman, coming of age in a tempestuous family, exploring love, choosing to follow the less travelled path."There's so much intelligence here and a search for truth... Miranda Geer knows early on that she is fated to be an artist...the narrative has absorbing scenes and character portraits...electrifying...acute turns of phrase bespeaking an artist's eye." — Publishers Weekly"In the heyday of Abstract Expressionism, a girl born to a failed scriptwriter and a frustrated would-be singer struggles to be an artist...a generous portrait of an artist responding to the demands of vision in love and painting. Miranda's aesthetic discoveries parallel her increasing insight into her fractious family." —The New York Times"casts a poetic glow" — The Pittsburgh Press"Not since A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN has a writer enticed readers into a character so successfully... There is an emotional pitch...and an intellectual challenge...." — The Jersey Journal"Filled with flowing language... should appeal to writers, artists, ...people interested in children who grow up coping...." — Grand Rapids Press

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780578323367
Publisher: Emily Arnold
Publication date: 08/09/2022
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 277
File size: 569 KB

About the Author

Emily Arnold is the author of A Craving, a novel. She has written and illustrated many award-winning children's books.
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