The Woman Who Painted The Seasons
A biographical fiction about Lee Krasner, who had an eye for genius and a passion for art.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for my opinion. I need to preface my review by saying I knew nothing of Lee Krasner before reading this book. I knew of Jackson Pollock but only knew of him in the vaguest terms. I knew he was an artist and that he did drip paintings. But that was it. I did......more

I was a bit nervous when I picked up this 731 page novel about Lee Krasner, a painter I had never heard of. While I enjoy going to art museums, I am far from an expert on modern art. I was so surprised at how engrossing and interesting this book is. I found myself googling people and paintings to le......more

***I won this book in a Goodreads Giveaway*** This book is described as a "biographical novel" which I probably didn't notice when I entered the giveaway because that's not typically something I enjoy. I like to know when facts are facts and not imagination and it's hard to write a good novel when it......more

I really liked this book. I don’t even know how I came to add it to my holds list of audiobooks, but I really got invested in the characters. Like other readers, I would pause the book at times to look up photos of the people or see their art (the mosaic table exists on the internet!). I kept findin......more

I liked the book and found it very engaging. I knew a bit about Lee Krasner and her relationship with her husband but I did not know much of her early life and how she continued to paint and r=create her entire life. She was so driven to be recognized as an artist and had to fight to be recognized a......more