Alma Mahler, or, The Art of Being Loved

Francoise Giroud

In Alma Mahler, Francoise Giroud provides a spirited portrait of one of Europe’s great femme fatales, ranging from her childhood (she was raised on a steady diet of Nietzche) to her heyday as a leading figure in Europe’s art scene, to her later life as an exile in California and New York.

We meet a woman of remarkable beauty and unconventional mind, the possessor of a fine, demanding intelligence, who was highly conscious of herself as a member of the elite, a woman never truly conquered by her lovers.

 

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