Theroux, Paul. Picture Palace, novel by Paul Theroux re woman photographer. Condition:Very good with dust jacket establishing it as the world's

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Theroux, Paul. Picture Palace, novel by Paul Theroux re woman photographer. Condition:Very good with dust jacket establishing it as the world'sHoughton Mifflin, 1978. 1st edition. [Novel about a woman photographer who, like Imogen Cunningham and Clara Sipprell, photographs Alfred Stieglitz with his own camera but temporarily loses her sight after seeing her brother and sister copulating.] Summary: Picture Palace is a satirical novel by American author Paul Theroux. Combining elements of historical fiction and psychological drama, the book explores the relationship between art, memory, and