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Edmund de Waal

A Journey Through Art, Family Legacy, and Historical Turmoil.

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Author: Edmund de Waal

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780374105976

Language: English

Publish Date: 08/31/2010

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: Le West End

00:0019:29

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Chapter 2: Un lit de parade

00:0008:35

Chapter 3: ‘A mahout to guide her’

00:0010:25

Chapter 4: ‘So light, so soft to the touch’

00:0018:16

Chapter 5: A box of children’s sweets

00:0010:53

Chapter 6: A fox with inlaid eyes, in wood

00:0007:32

Chapter 7: The yellow armchair

00:0006:27

Chapter 8: Monsieur Elstir’s asparagus

00:0016:50

Chapter 9: Even Ephrussi fell for it

00:0013:44

Chapter 10: My small profits

00:0011:03

Chapter 11: A ‘very brilliant five o’clock’

00:0020:07

Chapter 12: Die potemkinsche Stadt

00:0016:22

Chapter 13: Zionstrasse

00:0007:56

Chapter 14: History as it happens

00:0020:16

Chapter 15: ‘A large square box such as children draw’

00:0010:19

Chapter 16: ‘Liberty Hall’

00:0014:09

Chapter 17: The sweet young thing

00:0016:37

Chapter 18: Once upon a time

00:0005:22

Chapter 19: Types of the Old City

00:0015:16

Chapter 20: Heil Wien! Heil Berlin!

00:0038:26

Chapter 21: Literally zero

00:0016:27

Chapter 22: You must change your life

00:0015:17

Chapter 23: Eldorado 5–0050

00:0021:45

Chapter 24: ‘An ideal spot for mass marches’

00:0017:55

Chapter 25: ‘A never-to-be-repeated opportunity’

00:0019:51

Chapter 26: ‘Good for a single journey’

00:0013:56

Chapter 27: The tears of things

00:0012:21

Chapter 28: Anna’s pocket

00:0011:01

Chapter 29: ‘All quite openly, publicly and legally’

00:0010:01

Chapter 30: Takenoko

00:0013:37

Chapter 31: Kodachrome

00:0017:00

Chapter 32: Where did you get them?

00:0011:05

Chapter 33: The real Japan

00:0013:39

Chapter 34: On polish

00:0003:17

Chapter 35: Jiro

00:0003:42

Chapter 36: An astrolabe, a menzula, a globe

00:0014:33

Chapter 37: Yellow/Gold/Red

00:0010:48

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Who should listen The Hare With Amber Eyes

"The Hare With Amber Eyes" is an engaging and thought-provoking narrative that appeals to a diverse audience, particularly those interested in art history, family legacies, and the impact of culture on personal identity. Listeners who enjoy memoirs infused with historical context, as well as those intrigued by the connections between art and personal experience, will find this audiobook compelling. Additionally, anyone fascinated by stories of resilience and the exploration of heritage will benefit from de Waal's beautifully woven tale that explores the history of his family's collection of miniature sculptures, the netsuke.

3 quotes from The Hare With Amber Eyes

"We are all stories in the end. Just make it a good one."
"Beauty is a brief and brilliant betrayal of the real."
"Things of beauty are fleeting, but they leave their mark over generations."

Author : Edmund de Waal

Edmund de Waal is a British potter, writer, and scholar renowned for his exquisite ceramic works and his thoughtful explorations of identity, memory, and heritage. Born in 1964 into a prominent Jewish family with a rich historical legacy, he combines his artistic talents with a deep personal narrative, giving voice to the stories embedded within objects and familial connections. De Waal gained international acclaim for his bestselling memoir, "The Hare with Amber Eyes," which intricately weaves together his family's history and the fate of a collection of Japanese netsuke carved from ivory, illuminating broader themes of displacement and the enduring impact of history on personal identity. His unique approach to storytelling and art continues to resonate across cultural and artistic landscapes, bridging the past and present in profoundly moving ways.