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a la Sombra del Ángel - Paperback

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by Kathryn S. Blair (Author)

El tormentoso e inspirador mundo interior de una mujer que luchó contra su tiempo.

París, 1931. Antonieta Rivas Mercado se quita la vida en la catedral de Notre Dame con la pistola de su amante, José Vasconcelos, mientras él la espera para desayunar. Había llegado a Francia con la esperanza de apartarse del torbellino de un México corrompido tras el fraude electoral de 1929, donde había sido pieza clave para la campaña presidencial de Vasconcelos que terminó aplastada por Plutarco Elías Calles. A la sombra del ángel nos sumerge en la fascinante vida de quien fuera la heredera de uno de los arquitectos más destacados del porfiriato, don Antonio Rivas Mercado: su romántica infancia rodeada por el arte; su intensa relación intelectual con Diego Rivera, Carlos Chávez y Xavier Villaurrutia, su importante rol como artista y mecenas de los Contemporáneos, su temprano matrimonio y trágicos amores.

Este clásico de Kathryn S. Blair captura el tormentoso e inspirador mundo interior de una mujer que luchó contra su tiempo.

Number of Pages: 680
Dimensions: 1.8 x 7.4 x 4.9 IN
Publication Date: August 22, 2023

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