To the Lighthouse Poster

To the Lighthouse PosterThe cover of the first edition of Woolf's 1962 novel To The Lighthouse featured this artwork by her sister, Vanessa Bell. Much as the novel, the lighthouse in Bell's design is central and yet tantalisingly just out of reach as the shape of the lighthouse is evoked only, with Bell's impressionist style and characteristic curves depicting the swirling sea. A1 size, 84 x 59. 4 cm. Dimensions include 5cm white border. Printed on 150 gsm silk matt paper.

This extraordinary novel was written in a flurry of activity after Burgess had been given a year to live ("

Carson McCuller's debut novel was first published in 1940 and sought to give voice to social outcasts

who designed many book covers in the 1960s and 70s

Adams) and in the US for his covers of Raymond Chandler novels

Unless it's for a cuppa

class and religion within the American South

Arguably John Fowles' greatest novel was first published with this amazing cover containing the artwork of Tom Adams

The cover of the first edition of Woolf's 1962 novel To The Lighthouse featured this artwork by her sister

Featuring a fascinating selection of books that have all been banned at some point in history

He also provided the illustrations for a a series of cookbooks written by his wife

redemption as well as issues of alienation

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