Absinthe: A Biographical Novel of Edgar Degas
Category: Books,Arts & Photography
Absinthe: A Biographical Novel of Edgar Degas Details
Edgar Degas the Realist Artist with his contemporaries including, Monet, Renoir, Gauguin, Cesanne, Cassatt, Morrisot, Pissaro and others rebelled from the harsh criticism of the Salon Judges. These artists started their own breakthrough in art called the "Impressionist School." Mary Cassatt and American Painter living in Paris befriends Edgar Degas and leads us through this story of a revolution in art involving challenge, rejection, dedication and ultimately world fame.
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Reviews
This was not worth the money. It is a very short adaptation from the screenplay "Degas." It is basically just reading a script from a play. It makes it a very cumbersome read because of this. I was expecting a novel and I got a script. Very disappointing, especially because this is not a cheap book. It does demonstrate the relationship between Degas and Cassat but it is quite juvenile. It may be better for a junior high classroom but is not sophisticated enough for adults looking to expand their knowledge about eithe one of these artists.
