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Julie Birmant

Autor(a) de Pablo: Art Masters Series

16 Works 153 Membros 9 Reviews

About the Author

Includes the name: Birmant Julie

Séries

Obras de Julie Birmant

Pablo: Art Masters Series (2015) 47 cópias
Pablo, Tome 2 : Apollinaire (2012) 22 cópias
Isadora (2017) 13 cópias
Renée Stone 1: Murder in Abyssinia (2018) — Autor — 10 cópias
Drôles de femmes (2010) — Autor — 3 cópias
Pablo – Gesamtausgabe (2018) 2 cópias
Dali - Tome 1 - Avant Gala (2023) 2 cópias
Isadora - Isadora 1 exemplar(es)
Les aventuriers du cubisme (2018) 1 exemplar(es)

Etiquetado

Conhecimento Comum

Data de nascimento
1974-01-08
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
France

Membros

Resenhas

Cette bd-bio – aux nombreux flash-back sur la jeunesse d’Isadora Duncan – raconte la relation mouvementée entre le poète russe Sergueï Essenine et la danseuse.

Au faît de sa gloire, Isadora décide de partir à Moscou soutenir la révolution et danser pour les masses travailleuses. Elle y rencontre Sergueï, de 18 ans son cadet pour une relation mouvementée… comme sa vie d’ailleurs

Un dessin très dansant (qui aurait pu être plus mis en avant) pour une bio qui m’a semblé peu claire dans ses intentions. Un tome 1 sans suite ou faut-il voir Isadora comme le tome 2 d’une série tarabiscotée ?… (mais)
 
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noid.ch | Jan 2, 2023 |
Another interesting story of an important woman in the early 20th century - and I am sure Isidora Duncan was very influential for dance, but this one did not get me as involved as previous graphic autobigraphies I have read.
 
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WiebkeK | 1 outra resenha | Jan 21, 2021 |
The summary on this one sounded exciting: a female mystery novelist in 1930s Ethiopia finds herself caught up in a real murder and archaeological mysteries? Sign me up! Unfortunately, the description was far more exciting than the actual book and I was left confused as to why the series is named for Renée Stone as she's such a minor character. At least the art was good.

Received via NetGalley.
½
 
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amanda4242 | May 25, 2020 |
Another of those lame sort of graphic biographies that assume a lot of knowledge about the subject, up to and including how she died. It dully skims through Duncan's adult life, spending most of its time on her love affairs and the Greek mythology that inspired her style of dance. She seems to be an empty-headed bohemian artist for most of the book, taking a stand for communism later in life.

The history seems sloppy or even wrong in places. For instance, the concluding chapter moves her death up two years and misnames the driver of the vehicle, though it just might be a bad attempt at artistic foreshadowing.… (mais)
 
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villemezbrown | 1 outra resenha | Jan 20, 2020 |

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Associated Authors

Clément Oubrerie Illustrator
Catherine Meurisse Illustrator
Matt Madden Translator

Estatísticas

Obras
16
Membros
153
Popularidade
#136,480
Avaliação
½ 3.4
Resenhas
9
ISBNs
24
Idiomas
4

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