This is the fictional monologue of Hendrickje Stoffels, Rembrandt's last mistress. It combines the qualities of a naturalist tragedy, historical novel and exposition of 17th-century Dutch society. The author has researched not only Rembrandt's life and works, but also contemporary Amsterdam.
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"Matton's novel has been assiduously researched, and she memorably evokes the cruelties and hardships of everyday life 300 years ago." (Mail on Sunday)
"Matton has created a work of incredible beauty, juxtaposing the darkness of a society riddled with Black Death with the passion shared by the painter and his muse." (Bizarre)
"A precious alloy of human interest, detailed historical research and inspired sensitivity to Rembrandt's work . . . the writing is as careful and subtle as the master's paintings." (Magazine Litteraire, France)
Syvlie Matton is the author of a previous novel, L'Econduit (1997). With her husband, the artist and film-maker Charles Matton, she worked for two years on a feature-length film on the life of Rembrandt, premiered in Britain in 2001.
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