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Quattrocento (Spanish Edition) - Softcover

Marin, Rafael; McKean, James

 
9788466609722: Quattrocento (Spanish Edition)

Synopsis

Barcelona. 23 cm. 255 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Colección 'Luna'. Traducción, Rafael Marín. Traducción: Quattrocento. Luna (Barcelona) .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. ISBN: 8466609725

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Review

"The strength of Quattrocento lies in its scope and fearlessness." --"The Philadelphia Inquirer
""An intriguing first novel, rich with historical detail and combining art, physics, time travel and a love story." --"Booklist
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"Jim McKean appears out of nowhere to fashion a high-caliber, genre-busting, page-turning romp between two passionate artists who literally challenge the laws of nature in order to be together. Bravo" --Jenny McPhee, author "of "The Center of Things"
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"The strength of Quattrocento lies in its scope and fearlessness." --The Philadelphia Inquirer
"An intriguing first novel, rich with historical detail and combining art, physics, time travel and a love story." --Booklist

"Jim McKean appears out of nowhere to fashion a high-caliber, genre-busting, page-turning romp between two passionate artists who literally challenge the laws of nature in order to be together. Bravo" --Jenny McPhee, author of The Center of Things


-The strength of Quattrocento lies in its scope and fearlessness.- --The Philadelphia Inquirer
-An intriguing first novel, rich with historical detail and combining art, physics, time travel and a love story.- --Booklist

-Jim McKean appears out of nowhere to fashion a high-caliber, genre-busting, page-turning romp between two passionate artists who literally challenge the laws of nature in order to be together. Bravo- --Jenny McPhee, author of The Center of Things

About the Author

James McKean has been a violinmaker in New York for more than twenty years. His instruments have won numerous awards and can be heard on concert stages around the world. A recent cello was on view at the American Craft Museum as part of a landmark exhibit on craftwork at the millennium. He is also a contributing editor to Strings magazine, where his articles appear regularly. He lives in Connecticut with his family.

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