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200 1 _aCircles of Deceit
_fN. Bawden
210 _aLondon
_cVirago Press
_d2000
215 _a216 p.
330 _aCircles of Deceit is narrated by a painter who specialises as a copyist, this is his story: 'bothered by bills and artistic conscience in about equal measure. . .susceptible to, bullied and badgered by women.' Major figures on the canvas are Clio, his child-bride; Helen, his first wife; his mother Maisie. They confound lies and the truth in a subtle weave, while the silent agony of the painter's son is a poignant reflection on the busy web of deception. And as the copyist transcribes his modern versions of Old Masters, so the past keeps breaking through the surface of the present, until fact and fiction like art and life, meet in a remarkable conclusion.
606 1 _aАнглийский язык
_xУчебные руководства и пособия
_xПособия по развитию речи, разговорники
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610 1 _aроманы
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610 1 _aаутентичные тексты
686 _aШ143.21-923.8
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