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9781789541816 (paperback)
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Hegarty, Neil
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The jewel / Neil Hegarty.
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London : Head of Zeus, 2019.
©2019
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355 pages ; 23 cm
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At the heart of this moving and unusual novel is a strange painting by a woman who committed suicide rather than live with neglect and pain. Her final glowingly beautiful work was painted with a technique more usual for posters and banners, and not designed to last. She intended it as her shroud. It hangs in a Dublin gallery, and it is desired by a collector who is willing to pay to have it stolen. The thief is a disillusioned, corrupted London artist coping with tragic loss. The curator of the painting is a lonely gallerist whose life centres on her work. And the man charged with recovering the stolen painting is a gay man trapped in an abusive relationship. The lives of these three damaged people, each evoked with a calm, moving sympathy reminiscent of Michael Cunningham or David Park, come together around the hauntingly strange Victorian painting. Set in London, Dublin, Northern Ireland and various European capitals, Distemper is a major new novel from an Irish writer coming into his own.
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Women painters -- Fiction
Suicide -- Fiction
Art thefts -- Fiction
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