IN THE BLAZING LIGHT BY MAX WHITE 1946 HARDCOVER DUELL, SLOAN & PEARCE

Description: "In the Blazing Light" by Max White is a biographical novel that delves into the life of Francisco Goya, a renowned Spanish artist who lived during the tumultuous period of the Spanish Inquisition and the pre-Napoleonic era. The book explores Goya's struggle against the oppressive forces of the Church and the Court, particularly their preference for foreign art over genuine Spanish expression. Max White's narrative captures Goya's complex relationships, especially with women who played pivotal roles in his life, such as his marriage to the sister of the Court painter, his affair with the Duchess of Osuna, and his enduring yet tormenting love for the Duchess of Alba. These relationships not only influenced his personal life but also his professional trajectory, granting him royal patronage and honors. The novel portrays Goya's internal conflict as he navigates between his royal commissions This hardcover book titled "In the Blazing Light" by Max White is a rare find for any literature enthusiast. Published in 1946 by Duell, Sloan and Pearce in New York, the book is an original printing and a great addition to any collection. The book is written in English and covers a wide range of topics related to literature and fiction. It is not signed by the author and is a great piece of antique literature. The binding is hardcover and the subject matter is related to literature and fiction. The book is a great find for anyone who is looking for a rare and collectible piece of literature.

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