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Girl in Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland
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bookshelves: 2019-tbr-challenge, 2019-books, 80-countries

This is a delightful story telling the journey of a painting presumably painted by the Dutch master Vermeer. It tells it's journey in reverse starting with it's present day owner who is a Math professor in Philadelphia and working it's way back to it's origins in The Netherlands where the daughter of the painter must relinquish her hold on it when her circumstances are dire.

We learn the stories of each person or family who has acquired the painting, their attachment to it and eventually how or why they part with it. The painting has a special hold over each of it's owners.
In between hearing about the painting and it's many owners one is also made aware of the current events of the time.

This is my second reading of this book and I enjoyed it as much as the first time. Definitely worth reading.
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Reading Progress

October 8, 2011 – Shelved
February 3, 2019 – Started Reading
February 8, 2019 – Finished Reading

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message 1: by Angela M (new)

Angela M Lovely review, Nancy .


Nancy Thank you Angela.


message 3: by Kathleen (new)

Kathleen Wonderful review, Nancy.


message 4: by Sharon (new)

Sharon Metcalf Sounds lovely Nancy. I'm very glad you enjoyed it so much second time around.


Nancy Thanks Kathleen and Sharon.


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