juin 25th, 2014 Posted in WOOLF AUTREMENT: sur scène et dans les médias | Commentaires fermés
Curated by biographer and art historian Frances Spalding, the exhibition includes distinctive portraits of Woolf by her Bloomsbury 
Group contemporaries Vanessa Bell and Roger Fry and photographs by Beresford and Man Ray, as well as intimate images recording her time spent with friends and family. Woolf’s early life and literary achievements, alongside lesser known aspects of her time in London and political views, are brought into focus through in-depth research and a remarkable array of personal objects including letters, diaries and books.
A programme of special events including talks, tours and workshops complements the exhibition.
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juin 25th, 2014 Posted in - Publications | Commentaires fermés
Frances SPALDING, Virginia Woolf: Art, Life and Vision
Pub July 2014, 192 pages, ISBN: 978 1 8551 4481 1
This revealing, highly illustrated biography of Virginia Woolf (1882–1941) by a leading authority on the Bloomsbury Group accompanies a major exhibition of portraits of the world-renowned British novelist, essayist, biographer and critic and her circle at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
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juin 17th, 2014 Posted in - Publications | Commentaires fermés
Virginia Woolf, Romans, essai, Collection Quarto, Gallimard.
Parution : 25-04-2014
1376 pages, 72 ill., sous couverture illustrée, 140 x 205 mm
ISBN : 9782070144983
Ce volume contient :
Romans : Mrs. Dalloway – Vers le Phare – Orlando – Les Vagues – Les Années.
Articles : «Jane Eyre et Les Hauts de Hurlevent» – «Jane Austen» – «Romancières» – «Le statut intellectuel des femmes» – «Katherine Mansfield, un esprit terriblement sensible» – «Les femmes et le temps libre».
Essais : Une chambre à soi – Trois guinées.
Extraits du Journal 1915-1941.
Trad. de l’anglais par Jacques Aubert, Michel Cusin, Sylvie Durastanti, Viviane Forrester, Clara Malraux, Marie-Claire Pasquier, Françoise Pellan et André Topia.
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Group contemporaries Vanessa Bell and Roger Fry and photographs by Beresford and Man Ray, as well as intimate images recording her time spent with friends and family. Woolf’s early life and literary achievements, alongside lesser known aspects of her time in London and political views, are brought into focus through in-depth research and a remarkable array of personal objects including letters, diaries and books.