work on art journal I have been particularly difficult ... Some memories are struggling to "escape" from the soul. So .. as always troubled period of my life, I made an orgy of crime fiction ... I've read a lot but I did not know Ian Pears ...
Here what you can read on Wikipedia:
"Born in 1955 in England, Iain Pears has lived in Oxford. PhD in philosophy and art historian, he worked for Reuters until 1990. Adviser The BBC and Channel 4 for several programs devoted to art, he has written extensively on this subject. He signed a series of detective novels set in the world of art, opened by The Raphael Affair, which now has seven titles, and the last, The secret of the Madonna and Child, was published Éditions Belfond in 2006. He also imposed on the world literary scene with The Circle Cross in 1998, The Dream of Scipio, in 2002 and The Portrait in 2006. "
I read the series of surveys Flavia di Stephano and Jonathan Argyll ... It's light, entertaining Well written ... the wicked are not always punished ... or rather there is the true and false ... it follows tirelessly all these investigations turn around paintings, famous painters ... it should look no message, no second degree ... it's just for fun ... the portraits are tasty and I love detective novels whose action takes place in Italy ... and as I read Donna Leone everything ...
Here what you can read on Wikipedia:
"Born in 1955 in England, Iain Pears has lived in Oxford. PhD in philosophy and art historian, he worked for Reuters until 1990. Adviser The BBC and Channel 4 for several programs devoted to art, he has written extensively on this subject. He signed a series of detective novels set in the world of art, opened by The Raphael Affair, which now has seven titles, and the last, The secret of the Madonna and Child, was published Éditions Belfond in 2006. He also imposed on the world literary scene with The Circle Cross in 1998, The Dream of Scipio, in 2002 and The Portrait in 2006. "
I read the series of surveys Flavia di Stephano and Jonathan Argyll ... It's light, entertaining Well written ... the wicked are not always punished ... or rather there is the true and false ... it follows tirelessly all these investigations turn around paintings, famous painters ... it should look no message, no second degree ... it's just for fun ... the portraits are tasty and I love detective novels whose action takes place in Italy ... and as I read Donna Leone everything ...
reading is also that, the simple joy of a change of pace ...