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Bluebeard
Book • 1987
The novel is the autobiography of Rabo Karabekian, an artist who became a minor figure in the Abstract Expressionism movement.
The story reflects on his life, including his experiences as a child refugee, his time in the army, and his career as an artist.
It also explores broader themes such as the nature of art, the impact of war, and the human condition.
The title 'Bluebeard' is loosely based on the French fairy tale, with Karabekian having a secret in his potato barn that is gradually revealed throughout the book.
The story reflects on his life, including his experiences as a child refugee, his time in the army, and his career as an artist.
It also explores broader themes such as the nature of art, the impact of war, and the human condition.
The title 'Bluebeard' is loosely based on the French fairy tale, with Karabekian having a secret in his potato barn that is gradually revealed throughout the book.
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when discussing governance and scale.

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