The Last Weynfeldt

Martin Suter author Steph Morris translator

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Bedford Square Publishers

Published:25th Apr '18

Should be back in stock very soon

The Last Weynfeldt cover

A well-to-do bachelor, who sees no more promise in love. A beautiful young woman with a mysterious past. A picture and its price. An auction, which causes an uproar in the art community - and a few who come up short in their desire for the big money.

Adrian Weynfeldt, mid-fifties, bachelor, upper middle class, art expert at an international auction house, lives in an expansive apartment in the city centre. He is done with love. Until one day a younger woman persuades him - against his customary practice - to take her home with him. The next morning, she is holding on to the balcony... and threatening to jump. Adrian is able to dissuade her, but from now on she makes him responsible for her life. Weynfeldt's settled life becomes untracked - until he finally realizes that nothing is the way it appears.

Set in the midst of the vibrant and bizarre organism known as the art world. A captivating read about a memorable protagonist -- Noah Charney author of The Art of Forgery and The Art Thief
The Last Weynfeldt is a must-read... Once started, you will not stop reading until the end. You will probably forget to eat, not answer text messages and miss your stop on the bus * Suddeutsche Zeitung *
The Last Weynfeldt is a wonderful novel about the international art market whose inventive cast includes the super-rich, a faker, a con man, an auction expert and beautiful women -- Moilton Esterow, former editor and publisher of ARTnews and author of The Art Stealers
There is charm, irony, and undeniable elegance in the novels of Martin Suter, who is probably one of the best contemporary authors * Le Nouvel Observateur *
Prose as calculated as a Swiss watch, impeccably drawn characters, first-class intrigue, the eye of a moralist and a clear sense of satire * L'Express *

ISBN: 9780857301000

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288 pages