Sultan'S Woman

In Victorian England, on the last day of his long life, Richard Sutcliffe tells of his passionate affair with &quote;The Sultan's Woman&quote;. When he traveled to a provincial village as a young painter on his first commission, he is fascinated by a beautiful woman who gallops a giant black horse in and out of the sea. Why do villagers call her &quote;The Sultan's Woman&quote; as if it were a curse? Curiosity, pity become a secret love affair that results in murder and obsession. &quote;We had no peace. Only the brutal desire for more and more and more. And again, more