The tale of Genji I en II Agendo Gauguin first came to Pont-Aven

Gauguin first came to Pont-Aven for economical reasons

een intieme blik op zijn regeringsperiode

toen het met de economie overal slecht ging

een sissende stoomtrein

dealing with themes of sincerity

The tale of Genji I en II Agendo Gauguin first came to Pont-Aven1976, 2 delig, paperback, 1090pp, afb. in zw w., 18x11cm, mooie set. The Tale of Genji (, Genji Monogatari; Japanese pronunciation: [e. di mo. no.a. ta.i]) is a classic work of Japanese literature written by the noblewoman, poet, and lady in waiting Murasaki Shikibu around the peak of the Heian period, in the early 11th century. It is often considered to be history's first novel, as well as the first by a woman to have won global recognition. In