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Artist and Model (The Divorced Princess)

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The narrative follows Lise Barineff, a former actress who becomes a princess through marriage yet arouses scandal, and her passionate, destructive affair with Paul Meyrin that leads to public inquiry and divorce; subsequent sections shift to Vera Soublaieff and to scenes in an artist's Paris studio where motherhood, rivalry, revenge, and the fragile ties of marriage and separation are explored; through interwoven personal histories and courtroom drama the work examines social hypocrisy, erotic temptation, artists' lives, and the consequences of abandonment and rivalry among women.

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René de Pont-Jest

René de Pont-Jest was a writer known for his novel "Artist and Model (The Divorced Princess)," which explores themes of art, identity, and personal relationships. His work often reflects a keen observation of human emotions and societal norms, offering readers a glimpse into the complexities of love and artistic expression. While not widely recognized in mainstream literary circles, de Pont-Jest's contributions add depth to the exploration of romantic and artistic themes in literature.

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