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This Is the Hour: A Novel About Goya [Hardcover with Dust Jacket] Lion Feuchtwanger

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“This Is the Hour: A Novel About Goya” by Lion Feuchtwanger, first edition published by The Viking Press in 1951, delves into the life of Francisco Goya amidst Napoleonic Spain. This historical fiction captures Goya’s complex relationship with the Duchess of Alba. The book is in good condition, though the dust jacket shows notable wear. A significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of art history.

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“This Is the Hour: A Novel About Goya” by Lion Feuchtwanger, published by The Viking Press in 1951, is a captivating blend of historical and biographical fiction. Set against the backdrop of Napoleonic Spain, this novel explores the life and artistic journey of Francisco Goya, one of art’s immortals. Feuchtwanger vividly portrays Goya’s passionate affair with Cayetana, Duchess of Alba, weaving a rich tapestry of romance and scandal. The book captures the vibrant yet tumultuous era, reflecting the complexities of both Goya’s personal and artistic life. This first edition is a testament to Feuchtwanger’s literary prowess, offering readers an engaging narrative of an extraordinary figure. The book’s physical condition is complemented by a fair dust jacket, designed by Alan Haemer, which, despite its wear, retains the intriguing illustration that hints at the drama within. A must-have for collectors of historical fiction and admirers of Goya’s legacy.

Additional information

Author

Lion Feuchtwanger
Binding

Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Publisher

The Viking Press
Condition

Acceptable
Edition

First Edition
Condition Acceptable
Notes The book is in good condition with a sturdy binding and clean pages. The dust jacket, however, shows signs of wear, including tears and creases, particularly along the edges and spine. The cover design is still vibrant, and the text remains clear and legible. There are no inscriptions or library markings, preserving its collectible value as a first edition. Overall, it remains a well-preserved piece for its age, suitable for both reading and display.

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