
Adam Gopnik Reviews THE LOUVRE by James Gardner in The New Yorker
“Gardner’s muscular, impatiently expert prose recalls Robert Hughes in his city books, ‘Barcelona’ and ‘Rome.'”
“Gardner’s muscular, impatiently expert prose recalls Robert Hughes in his city books, ‘Barcelona’ and ‘Rome.'”
“This history is told with all the great verve, insight and eye for detail that Mr. Gardner’s criticism is noted for.”
“Dasal writes with humor and honesty, offering truth mixed with speculation…”
“An effusive celebration of a multitalented performer.”
“…the last word about Nat King Cole for many years to come.”
“…an exquisite tale about heartbreak and healing, critters and humans, and the little miracles life hands us when we need them the most.”
“She presents the most arcane information in a lively, accessible, and engaging way. …delightful…”
“Both art aficionados and novices will find something to appreciate in this offbeat and informative outing.”
“Think of reading this book as the full experience you are temporarily denied today, or may never have had the energy to undertake…”
“An eye-opener …Anyone curious about how the Louvre evolved into its present configuration will find this diligent book richly informative.”