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Edward Lear in Albania
Journals of a Landscape Painter in the Balkans
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248 pages
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Edward Lear's journey through Albania and Macedonia in 1848 reveals the stark contrasts of the region, highlighting both its beauty and hardships. His detailed journals, prompted by a cholera outbreak, provide a rare glimpse into a place largely unexplored by foreigners. Through his unique observations, Lear captures the landscape, culture, and political climate, offering an intimate portrait of Albania. Lavishly illustrated with his own paintings, this work showcases the profound impact of the environment and its people on the artist's perspective.
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2008, hardcover
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