Both Sides of the Canvas (Paperback)


As the young daughter of the last American vice governor general of The Philippines, Mary Burgess attended feasts with once-notorious headhunters, and also formal dances in Manila's ancient Malacanang Palace. Back home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, she matured in the bosom of an old University of Michigan family. For more than two years she entertained and comforted GIs in England and on the Continent. endeavor and a place almost as foreign to her as London under wartime blackout. She carved out time from motherhood and ranching to take up painting, eventually becoming a well-known artist. and then by his death. Her journey has continued through grief and recaptured joy. literary ease. But her greatest asset in Both Sides of the Canvas is her appreciation of the humorous, the painful, and the passionate details of life.

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As the young daughter of the last American vice governor general of The Philippines, Mary Burgess attended feasts with once-notorious headhunters, and also formal dances in Manila's ancient Malacanang Palace. Back home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, she matured in the bosom of an old University of Michigan family. For more than two years she entertained and comforted GIs in England and on the Continent. endeavor and a place almost as foreign to her as London under wartime blackout. She carved out time from motherhood and ranching to take up painting, eventually becoming a well-known artist. and then by his death. Her journey has continued through grief and recaptured joy. literary ease. But her greatest asset in Both Sides of the Canvas is her appreciation of the humorous, the painful, and the passionate details of life.

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Country of origin

United States

Release date

December 2004

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Expected to ship within 10 - 15 working days

First published

December 2004

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Dimensions

229 x 152 x 15mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

268

ISBN-13

978-1-4184-7573-4

Barcode

9781418475734

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LSN

1-4184-7573-4



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