This is my world: The life of Helen Martins, creator of the Owl House by Susan Imrie Ross

This is my world: The life of Helen Martins, creator of the Owl House by Susan Imrie Ross

Name: This is my world: The life of Helen Martins, creator of the Owl House by Susan Imrie Ross
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Location

South Africa

Product code

B4208S9A

Bob Shop ID

615361102

Publisher: Oxford University Press Southern Africa

Date: 1997

Edition: 1st

Hardcover with dust jacket

Pages: 271 Chronology, Photographic Credits, Map, Bibliography & Interviews conducted included

ISBN: 0-19-571516-0

Condition: Very Good

Almost as new, lightly rubbed, clean, no inscriptions, tight & fresh copy.

This biography of Helen Martins tells the story of an extraordinary artist's struggle to transform her world. Susan Ross uncovers previously unknown information about Helen Martins' life in unpublished & well researched material, which she uses to explain what it was that drove Helen Martins to live a life both startling in its hopefulness & tragic in its loneliness. In doing so she restores weight & dignity to this frequently misunderstood woman.

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