Name: Vers la Beauté (Folio) (in French)
SKU: 51673337
Price: 574.00 TWD
Availability: InStock
Author: David Foenkinos
ISBN: 9782072824425

portada Vers la Beauté (Folio) (in French)

Type

Physical Book

Author

David Foenkinos

Publisher

Folio

Year

2019

Language

French

Pages

256

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9782072824425

Vers la Beauté (Folio) (in French)

David Foenkinos (Author) · Folio · Paperback

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Synopsis "Vers la Beauté (Folio) (in French)"

Antoine Duris est professeur aux Beaux-Arts de Lyon. Du jour au lendemain, il décide de tout quitter pour devenir gardien de salle au musée d’Orsay. Personne ne comprend cette surprenante reconversion de la part d’un spécialiste de Modigliani. Qu’a-t-il vécu pour fuir ainsi ? Mathilde, la DRH du musée, est décidée à percer son secret.

David Foenkinos

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David Foenkinos was born in Paris in 1974. A graduate in Literature from the Sorbonne University, he also received solid training as a jazz musician. Among his novels, enthusiastically received by readers and critics worldwide and translated into many languages, stand out The Erotic Potential of My Wife (Roger-Nimier Award 2004), In Case of Happiness (2005), The Memories (2011), I Am Feeling Much Better (2013) and, above all, Delicacy (2009), which won ten awards and was a finalist in the most prestigious literary awards in France, such as the Goncourt, the Renaudot, the Médicis, the Femina, and the Interallié, and which was later made into a film by the author himself and his brother Stéphane. In 2010, Foenkinos, a melomaniac and devoted fan of John Lennon, decided to launch a unique fictional biography, Lennon, with which Alfaguara began publishing his work in 2014. In 2015, he was awarded the Renaudot and Goncourt des lycéens prizes for Charlotte (Alfaguara, 2018), a unique book that rescued the painter Charlotte Salomon from oblivion. Following the success of The Library of Rejected Books (Alfaguara, 2017), adapted into a film, Alfaguara has also published Towards Beauty (2019), Two Sisters (2020), The Martin Family (2021) and, now, Number Two, winner of the Prix Nice Baie des Anges.

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