Letters to Camondo
In this tender meditation, Edmund de Waal uses imagined correspondence to explore the opulent world of Moïse de Camondo and his spectacular Parisian home. De Waal revisits the grand house, now a museum, to uncover the story of a family’s profound loss amidst the grandeur of Belle Époque society, and the devastating impact of antisemitism and war. For readers captivated by the intersection of art, history, and personal legacy, this is a poignant journey into a world both lost and meticulously preserved.
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