An Artist of the Floating World

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A sensitive and moving novel by Nobel Prize winner set in post-World War II Japan. The protagonist, Masuji Ono, is a renowned painter who navigates the changes in his country's art scene and societal values after the war. The story delves into Masuji's reflections on his past choices, his relationships with his daughters, and the impact of his actions on future generations. Through a poignant portrayal of a pivotal moment in history, the novel explores themes of aging, guilt, and the passage of time.```

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212

Publisher

Vintage