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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2022 · 33 MIN

PODCAST:A la découverte de Rosa Bonheur avec Patricia Bouchenot-Déchin

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Le coeur d'une femme est une noyau de pêche. On la mord à pleine bouche, et, tout à coup, on se casse les dents (Jules Renard) Interviewée lors d’une journée presse à l’Hotel Pullman à Bruxelles, Patricia Bouchenot-Déchin à répondu a mes questions pour en savoir plus sur son dernier roman publié chez Albin Michel « J'ai l'énergie d'une lionne dans un corps d'oiseau,le roman de Rosa Bonheur ».Vestale de l’art, égérie du féminisme, éprise de liberté et d’idéal, Rosa Bonheur s’imposa comme la plus célèbre artiste animalière au XIXe. Elle connut une carrière fulgurante et vécut un amour fou avec Sir Edwin Landser, le plus grand peintre et sculpteur britannique de son temps, qui nous est pour la première fois révélé. De Paris à Londres, de l’Écosse à la French Riviera, des abattoirs et bas-fonds de la capitale aux ateliers d’artistes et salons mondains jusqu’à son « sanctuaire » à Thomery, Patricia Bouchenot-Déchin nous emporte sur les traces de Rosa Bonheur au fil d’un roman virevoltant qui fait revivre l’artiste et la femme. Une fresque haute en couleur qui nous plonge dans la grande Histoire et l’intimité de Rosa Bonheur, un être de passion et de conviction. Site de l’éditeur : https://www.albin-michel.fr Page Facebook de Patricia Bouchenot-Déchin : https://www.facebook.com/patriciabouchenotdechin

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