Gillespie and I - Jane Harris Reviews
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Newest Review: ... I obviously asked her to pass it on to me. On the very first page of the book Harriet informs the reader that Ned Gillespie ... more
... died at the very early age of 36, having destroyed as many of his canvases as he could get his hands on. Bearing this in mind one would expect the Ned we are introduced to to be a tortured man living an unhappy life however when he makes his first appearance in Harriet's memoir he is a kind and loving father of two daughters who is happily married to his wife Annie, an aspiring artist.
Gillespie and I runs to over 600 pages and normally I tend to baulk at books of such length due to the fact they need, almost without ...more
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Customer Gillespie and I - Jane Harris Reviews (1)
by - written on 26/02/12 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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In 1888 Glasgow played host to an International Exhibition, which took place mostly inside the city's Kelvingrove Park. The exhibition celebrated science, art and industry and the money raised from this hugely successful event went towards the construction of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery. The book Gillespie and I by Jane Harris uses the Exhibition as a backdrop but this book also flits between 1930s Bloomsbury. ~~The Plot~~ Miss Harriet Baxter who is described on the cover of the book as an "art lover of independent means" travels from London to Glasgow for the International Exhibition following the death of her aunt. She ... Read the complete review
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