This fictionalised biography of the landscape painter, Cazabon, brings the scenery and world of post-slavery Trinidad to life, in prose as vivid and exquisite as the artist’s own pictures. It is also a study in moral ambiguity, as Cazabon's romantic, sanitised paintings of his homeland reveal uncomfortable truths about artistic complicity with colonialism. It will appeal to lovers of art, historical novels and armchair travellers alike.