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Unfinished Portraits Stories of Musicians and Artists By: Jennette Lee (1860-1951)

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Unfinished Portraits Stories of Musicians and Artists by Jennette Lee is a captivating collection that offers a glimpse into the lives and minds of renowned musicians and artists. Lee skillfully unveils the inner struggles, creative processes, and personal journeys of these talented individuals, painting a vivid and insightful picture of their lives.

One of the most striking aspects of these stories is Lee’s ability to bring each artist to life with her vivid and poetic language. Through her rich descriptions and evocative storytelling, readers are transported to the intimate spaces where creativity flourishes. Whether it’s the dimly lit studio of a painter or the chaotic dressing room of a musician, each setting feels tangible and alive, immersing readers in the vibrant worlds of these artists.

Moreover, Lee’s deep understanding of the creative process allows her to capture the essence of each artist’s unique struggle. In several instances, she delves into the torment of a painter grappling with self-doubt or an aging composer yearning for one last masterpiece. These moments resonate deeply, offering profound insights into the passion and anguish that often accompany creative pursuits.

The book also showcases Lee’s remarkable research skills, as she presents lesser-known anecdotes and intimate details about the artists’ lives. From the tempestuous love affairs of painters to the unyielding discipline of composers, Lee weaves together a tapestry of fascinating stories that shed light on the often tumultuous lives led by these influential figures. Readers will undoubtedly appreciate the depth of knowledge and meticulousness that Lee brings to her portrayals.

However, one slight drawback of Unfinished Portraits is that it may not cater to readers unfamiliar with the world of art and music. While enthusiasts of these subjects will revel in the intricate details and insightful analyses, casual readers may find some sections overwhelming or inaccessible. Nonetheless, Lee’s elegant prose and ability to capture the essence of each artist’s journey still make the book an engaging and enlightening read.

In conclusion, Unfinished Portraits Stories of Musicians and Artists is a beautifully crafted collection that breathes life into the biographies of renowned artists. Jennette Lee’s skillful storytelling and her understanding of the creative process make these stories compelling and enriching. Whether you are an avid art lover or simply intrigued by the lives of creative minds, this book offers a captivating exploration into the rich tapestry of the artist’s world.

First Page:

UNFINISHED PORTRAITS

BOOKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR

KATE WETHERILL A PILLAR OF SALT THE SON OF A FIDDLER UNCLE WILLIAM SIMEON TETLOW’S SHADOW HAPPY ISLAND MR. ACHILLES THE TASTE OF APPLES THE WOMAN IN THE ALCOVE AUNT JANE THE IBSEN SECRET THE SYMPHONY PLAY

[Illustration: The great picture gathered to itself shape, and glowed. Page 253]

UNFINISHED PORTRAITS

STORIES OF MUSICIANS AND ARTISTS

BY

JENNETTE LEE

Schubert Titian Chopin Giorgione Bach Leonardo Albrecht Dürer

NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS 1916

Copyright, 1916, by Charles Scribner’s Sons Published September, 1916

TO

GERALD STANLEY LEE

AND

“THE GREAT ROAD THAT LEADS FROM THE SEEN TO THE UNSEEN”

CONTENTS

PAGE

There Was in Florence a Lady 1

Thumbs and Fugues 29

A Window of Music 79

Frederic Chopin A Record 135

The Man With the Glove 151

The Lost Monogram 207

THERE WAS IN FLORENCE A LADY

I

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