Jack Butler Yeats

1933

Book, 19 x 12.5 cm, 169 p., language : English, publisher : Putnam, London.
Materials: Ink, paper

Collection: Collection MHKA, Antwerp (Inv. no. B 2027/811).

Literary synopsis

'The brother of William Butler Yeats has something of the poet in his nature if this exquisite, rather fragmentary Irish tale is a sample. A kaleidescopic picture ranging from 1860 to the present, beginning with two jolly good fellows, Thady and Jasper, in the coaching business, who find life a royal road to romance. There is little of plot -- simply a gay stopping down through the lives of successive generations -- sparkling, refreshingly different, charming -- but limited in appeal.'

-Kirkus review

Novel's website

Authorship: Artist Author.

Creative Strategy: No Link to Artworks.

Genre: Romance.

Publishing: Publishing House.

Theme: Friendship.

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