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    An Artist in her Own Right

    By Ann Marti Friedman

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    Set in France during the Napoleonic period, this is the story of painter Augustine Dufresne (1789-1842) the wife and widow of artist Antione-Jean Gros, painter of Jaffa.

    An Artist in Her Own Right explores the journey from Augustine's childhood during the French Revolution, through her artistic training and marriage during the Napoleonic era, and looks at the triumphs and challenges she faced in her life and art during the turbulent years that followed. The novel views this intensely masculine time through a woman's eyes.

    As little is known about Augustine’s life, this is a fictional biography based on the author's extensive research into the art and artists of the 18th and 19th centuries.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAccent Press
    Release dateSep 27, 2018
    ISBN9781786154118
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    An Artist in her Own Right
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    Ann Marti Friedman

    American museum curator, publicist and lecturer. She has published numerous articles on art and artists in various academic journals. This is her first novel and is based on extensive research. It was a semi-finalist on the 2008 Amazon.com Breakthrough Novel Contest, though has been substantially re-written since then. She is currently working on a murder mystery set amongst the artists of 1670's Paris. 

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