Complete and unabridged, with 98 full-page plates by Vilhelm Bille, Vilhelm Arnesen and Paul Cézanne. A pretty American girl in Switzerland walks out alone with an Italian and cannot see why the expatriate ladies stop calling. James called it a study, and studied exactly one question: whether she is innocent or careless, and whether the difference matters to a society that has already decided. It made him famous and offended half of Boston. Ninety-eight plates by painters including Constable and Manet follow the story's lakes and gardens from Lucerne to Hampstead, so the scenery Daisy moves through can be seen as James saw it.
