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Utz collects Meissen porcelain with a passion. His collection, which he has protected and enlarged through both World War II and Czechoslovakia's years of Stalinism, numbers more than 1,000 pieces, all crammed into his two-room Prague flat. Utz is allowed to leave the country each year, and although he has considered defection, he always returns. He cannot take his precious collection with him, but he cannot leave it, either. And so Utz is as much owned by his porcelain as it is owned by him, as much of a prisoner of the collection as of the Communist state.A fascinating, enigmatic man, Kaspar Utz is one of Bruce Chatwin's finest creations. And his story, as delicately cast as one of Utz's porcelain figures, is unforgettable.
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Utz, Bruce Chatwin
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- 1989
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- Titel
- Utz
- Taal
- Engels
- Auteurs
- Bruce Chatwin
- Uitgever
- Penguin Publishing Group
- Jaar van publicatie
- 1989
- Formaat
- Paperback
- Aantal pagina's
- 154
- ISBN10
- 0140115765
- ISBN13
- 9780140115765
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- Tags
- Fictie, Romantiek, Historische romans, Filosofisch thema, Kunst, Muzikale thematiek, Liefde, Hedendaagse literatuur, Oorlogen, 20e Eeuw, Opiniejournalistiek & Essays, Britse Literatuur, Filmthema, Engeland, Franse literatuur, Linguïstiek, Engelse literatuur, Journalistiek en Publiciteit, Geschiedenis van Europa, Literaire Critiek, Reizen, Novelles, Schrijven, 21e Eeuw, Over boeken, Tsjechoslowakije, Kunstenaars, Alternatieve Geschiedenis, Modernisme, Oost-Europa
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- Utz collects Meissen porcelain with a passion. His collection, which he has protected and enlarged through both World War II and Czechoslovakia's years of Stalinism, numbers more than 1,000 pieces, all crammed into his two-room Prague flat. Utz is allowed to leave the country each year, and although he has considered defection, he always returns. He cannot take his precious collection with him, but he cannot leave it, either. And so Utz is as much owned by his porcelain as it is owned by him, as much of a prisoner of the collection as of the Communist state.A fascinating, enigmatic man, Kaspar Utz is one of Bruce Chatwin's finest creations. And his story, as delicately cast as one of Utz's porcelain figures, is unforgettable.