The Seine At Noon Book

We are reliable for manufacturing and supplying huge range of The Seine At Noon Books from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Haunted by the death during the First World War of his parents, immigrant jews from Kerala, Stefan lives out his day in Paris selling curios in his shop. A chance encounter brings him in contact with Jacques, a Frenchman, son of a rich mother but eking out a living on his boat on the Seine, fashioning miniature boats out of wood, basking in the Metro: in essence, unemployed. The friendship between the Frenchman and the immigrant is the real axis of the story, and the river is its witness. Both men know the intensity of love and longing for a woman, whether their women are constantly by their side or not. Stefan's passion for his wife Esther is all-consuming and eternal, but though she reciprocates in her fashion, he cannot prevent her escaping from him when she chooses. Jacques's wife Tatiana has left him to paint on the sidewalks of Montmatre, ever in search of a union with her muse, Dali. Jacques professes not to care, but she remains for him the one women he continues to seek. Jacques and Tatiana's daughter, Bianca, gentle and timid, loves each of her dysfunctional parents with equal intensity. She carves a space for herself in the narrative, keeping alive the innocence and vitality of youth.