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The Moon and Sixpence

Name: The Moon and Sixpence
Brand: Vintage Publishing
SKU: 10986096
Price: 5135 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: W Somerset Maugham
ISBN: 9780375724565

W Somerset Maugham

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 10986096

Publishers Vintage Publishing, May 2000

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Charles Strickland is a staid banker, a man of wealth and privilege. He is also a man possessed of an unquenchable desire to create art. As Strickland pursues his artistic vision, he leaves London for Paris and Tahiti, and in his quest makes sacrifices that leaves the lives of those closest to him in tatters. Through Maugham's sympathetic eye Strickland's tortured and cruel soul becomes a symbol of the blessing and the curse of transcendent artistic genius, and the cost in humans lives it sometimes demands.