The Standing Rabbit
Lust for Life by Irving Stone
Lust for Life by Irving Stone
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Lust for Life by Irving Stone is a 453-page paperback, a Washington Square Press Collateral Classic, originally published in 1934, this is a March 1967 Collateral Classic first printing. There is a remainder mark across the top edge. Otherwise, the book is in very good condition, with sound binding and clean pages.
Book Summary
Vincent Van Gogh was a tragic figure in his time, besieged by uncertainty, disappointment and a tortured mind. The heroic devotion of his brother Theo was the most important sustaining influence on his life. The author uses the techniques of a fiction writer and the approach of a biographer in re-creating the storm and stress that both destroyed a great artist's soul and drove him to exercise his extraordinary talents, which the world recognized all too late.



