‘Portrait of a Man’ has the feel of some uncovered treasure

IN A BASEMENT studio just outside Paris, Gaspard Winckler, a master forger, has just murdered Anatole Madera, the crooked head of a group of international art dealers, and his patron.

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Review: Billy O’Callaghan

Portrait of a Man

Georges Perec (translated by David Bellos)

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Courts Arts Film & TV Books Place: Paris Place: Yugoslavia Place: France Person: Gaspard Winckler Person: Anatole Madera Person: David Bellos Person: Perec Person: Gaspard Person: Jerome Person: Madera Person: Antonello da Messina Person: Georges Perec Organisation: Maclehose Press Organisation: Gallimard

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