Lawrence and Brett (Softcover)

A Friendship

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Lawrence and Brett chronicles the deep, complex friendship between D.H. Lawrence and artist Dorothy Brett in Taos.

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Publisher

Sunstone Press

Release Date

March 15, 2006

Number of pages

334

ISBN

9781611394870

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Epub, Pdf, Word

Language

English

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Author(s)
Dorothy Brett
Publisher
Sunstone Press
Release date
March 15, 2006
Pages
334
ISBN
9781611394870
Formats
Epub, Pdf, Word
Language
English

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Description

A friendship with one of literature’s most controversial writers — remembered by the woman who lived it. In March 1924, D. H. Lawrence, his wife Frieda, and the Honorable Dorothy Brett — artist, aristocrat, and devoted friend — travelled to Taos, New Mexico. Lawrence and Brett is Brett’s intimate memoir of that extraordinary bond: her years alongside one of the twentieth century’s most provocative literary figures.

Brett writes with the eye of a painter and the candor of a close friend. She recalls Lawrence at work and at rest — his brilliance, his temper, his tenderness — and the circle of artists and writers drawn to Taos in the 1920s. First published in 1933, her account remains one of the most vivid personal portraits of Lawrence ever written.

For readers of literary biography and memoir, this is an essential companion to Lawrence’s own work and to the story of the Taos art colony: warm, revealing, and beautifully observed.

Lawrence and Brett: A Friendship (Softcover)

In March 1924, D. H. Lawrence, his wife Frieda, and the Honorable Dorothy Brett — artist, aristocrat, and devoted friend — travelled to Taos, New Mexico. Lawrence and Brett: A Friendship is Dorothy Brett’s intimate memoir of that extraordinary bond: her years alongside one of the twentieth century’s most controversial writers.

An Artist Remembers

Brett writes with the eye of a painter and the candor of a close friend. She recalls Lawrence at work and at rest — his brilliance, his temper, his tenderness — and the circle of artists and writers drawn to Taos in the 1920s. First published by Lippincott in 1933, her account remains one of the most vivid personal portraits of Lawrence ever written.

Why Read It

For readers of literary biography and memoir, this softcover edition is an essential companion to Lawrence’s own work and to the story of the Taos art colony: a warm, revealing, and beautifully observed friendship, told by the woman who lived it.

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