The Hired Artist

Dahlia is raging. And shortly afterwards she disappears. What remains is the painter, the artist, who loves the women "with their shiny, freshly creamed faces." Who, whenever he sees a woman, immediately grabs his drawing pad and draws a portrait of her. He is a lonely daydreamer, a melancholy man, an eccentric who everyone in the neighborhood knows. In the midst of his separation crisis, he was commissioned to paint a woman from a nearby town, and the fee was princely. He rings the bell, hands over the Mozart balls, shows her his portfolio with drawings of women. The painter and the model, man and woman, the game begins. This is an alluring book with a set apart angle that women will love.