by Gérard-Georges Lemaire, Hélène Moulonguet · Editions du Chêne · tapa dura · ISBN 9782842773755
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This book, 'Franz Kafka à Prague', takes us on a journey through Franz Kafka's life in Prague. Through its pages, we explore the places that marked his existence, from his childhood in the old Jewish ghetto to the Hradcany district, dominated by Prague Castle, which inspired his famous novel. We discover the Clementinum library, the cafes where the intellectual elite met, and the corners of the city that Kafka loved and hated at the same time. In addition, the book immerses us in the artistic effervescence of Prague at the time, with the irruption of Art Nouveau and Czech Cubism, revealing an intimate Kafka connected with his time and his city.
French writer, translator and art historian
