Mrs. McNab restores the house of the central characters, who are frequented by the opium-using poet Augustus Carmichael.
At the center of this novel is a portrait ten years in the making that is finished at the story's end. Mrs. McNab restores the house of the central characters, who are frequented by the opium-using poet Augustus Carmichael. The marriage of Paul Rayley to Minta Doyle ends with Paul taking a mistress. Its three sections include "The Window," "Time Passes," and the final section about the title object, which tells how Lily Briscoe finally completes her portrait of Mrs. Ramsay, whose husband was based on the author's father, Leslie Stephens. FTP, identify this 1927 novel by Virginia Woolf.
At the center of this novel is a portrait ten years in the making that is finished at the story's end.
{To the Lighthouse}