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Le fou de Bosch

by Sergio Kokis (2012)

About this book

"Avec une grande pudeur, en voulant que tout cela ne fût qu'une simple illusion, Steiner revint au début du livre pour le regarder respectueusement. Hélas ! il ne se trompait pas. Jérôme Bosch l'avait bel et bien choisi [...] pour représenter la figure du Christ sur tous ses mystérieux tableaux. Impossible de continuer à en douter, car non seulement Steiner ressemblait trop au Christ, mais dès les premières images il reconnaissait aussi des gens de son entourage. [...] Et ça continuait, image après image, avec la présence révélatrice de gens qu'il avait rencontrés autrefois [...]. Ils y étaient tous, tels que Steiner les avait connus et gardés dans sa mémoire, comme si l'oeuvre de ce peintre se voulait un procédé mnémonique fantastique de sa propre existence. [...] Même madame Arsenault, sa lubrique concierge, dont les chairs abondantes étaient en train de se faire enfourcher par des démons lascifs et des monstres débauchés."--Résumé de l'éditeur.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLe fou de Bosch Lead Character

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