Lenoir
first published 1998 Zoland Books, 1998 hardcover 246 pages
Lenoir is the story of an African stolen from his homeland and sold as a bond-servant into a world he finds baffling, disgusting, and haunted by strange pale spirits. He is renamed Lenoir by his master Dom Twee, an artist's agent, conniver and procurer. His exotic appearance makes him popular as a model for Rembrandt and others; his great intelligence and dignity make him a wry and fascinating observer of the art, se...
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