In fifty-two weeks, 10-year-old Mona will have lost her sight.
So, his grandfather decides to take him, every Wednesday, to a Parisian museum (the Louvre, Orsay and the Center Pompidou) to show him a work.
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Together, they marvel and wonder at what is most beautiful on earth.
Thomas Schlesser, professor of art history at Polytechnique and director of the Hartung-Bergman foundation, looks back on the genesis of the success of “Eyes of Mona”, his first novel
(Albin Michel, 496 pages, 22.90 euros)
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