Rodin's Shadow - Softcover

Patricia McCarthy

 
9781908527097: Rodin's Shadow

Synopsis


The poems in Rodin's Shadow peer into the lives of the great French sculptor s mistresses, dramatically giving voice to Camille Claudel, Gwen John and Rose Beuret, as well as Clara Westhoff, the neglected sculptress wife of Rilke who was Rodin s secretary. These are lives beset by passion, obsession and even madness, but also by devotion, as in the case with his long-term companion Rose Beuret, who Rodin finally married in the year they both died.

"A real page turner." -- Tim Liardet

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About the Author

Patricia McCarthy was born in Cornwall, brought up mainly in Ireland, and has lived in Washington D.C., Paris, Bangladesh, Nepal and Mexico. A small collection, Survival, was published in the US and A Second Skin came out from Peterloo Poets in 1985. Her work has been widely anthologised. She now lives in Mayfield, Sussex.

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