The Living Portrait

The Living Portrait

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1947 · English · Hardcover
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In a world where art and reality intertwine, Roberta finds herself immersed in the enigma of a living portrait. As she gazes upon the exquisite painting, an inexplicable connection forms, compelling her to delve deeper into the story behind the canvas. Captivated by the subject—a young woman captured in a moment of longing—Roberta begins to uncover secrets that blur the lines between life and art.

As Roberta investigates, she encounters a series of bizarre occurrences that suggest the painted figure is yearning for freedom. Each brushstroke whispers untold stories of passion, sorrow, and ambition, drawing Roberta closer to an unveiling truth about the artist's intent. The portrait becomes a symbol of constraint versus liberation, mirroring Roberta's own struggles and aspirations.

Throughout her journey, Roberta grapples with her understanding of significance, identity, and the legacy of creation. This odyssey reveals the everything extraordinary that lies within the ordinary, encouraging readers to ponder the mysteries that art can hold. In facing the haunting spirit within the frame, Roberta ultimately discovers not just the tale of the portrait, but also the vibrant hues of her own life waiting to be expressed.

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Format Hardcover
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1947
Publisher Grosset & Dunlap
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