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An interesting insight into how the art world works. In this art mystery novel the hero, Tim Simpson, follows a trail towards one painting, only to find what seems to be a quite different one. It was only after visiting Cullercoats that he stumbles into what must be one of the cleverest surprise endings I have read in any novel. --James
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Tim Simpson follows Sir Richard White to Italy, and at the same time tries to track a missing painting by the American Artist, Winslow Homer. The trail takes him via Hastings to Cullercoats near Newcastle where Homer produced over 100 paintings of fishing scenes in 1881. There Tim finds he may have inherited a painting by Dame Laura Knight RA. Tim's loyalties are torn, especially when the killings start!
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could other reveiwers connect brain before commenting on this book,
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This review is from: Simpson's Homer: A Tim Simpson Mystery (Paperback)
for the benifit of the 2 other comments (one from a obviously clueless american).this book is about a person called Tim Simpson NOT Homer Simpson.the author John Malcolm is one of the best british writers i have read. imforming the reader about paintings and painters/antiques and sculptures in a very enjoyable and readable way,set in a thriller type setting.ive read all the availiable John Malcolms and have found everyone of them entertaining and informative. 5 stars for everyone of them.
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Simpson's Homer,
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As I have not actually received this book but am assured that I have been re-imbursed with the value of the cost of this book I cannot unfortunately comment
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D'oh!,
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This review is from: Simpson's Homer: A Tim Simpson Mystery (Hardcover)
This has nothing to do with our favorite Springfield family! There's no nuclear power plant, no Moe's Tavern, no Chief Wiggum. I doubt the characters' hue even approaches the "yellowish" spectrum. For shame, John Malcolm, for shame. Worst book ever!
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