About This Book
A multi-generational memoir that recollects family life across three generations, combining intimate domestic memories with portraits of the literary, artistic, and political figures encountered by the family. It interweaves scenes of wartime anxieties and social gatherings with accounts of travel in Europe, artistic studios, and civic and cultural events, reflecting evolving social tastes and public affairs. Vivid sketches of relatives and visitors illuminate changing attitudes while essays on art, travel, and public life offer reflections on memory, loss, and continuity.
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