To The Lighthouse - Giles Round become a powerful universal symbol

become a powerful universal symbol

a mood that comes across in the intimacy of each photograph

In the fall of 1952

Printed largely in black and white on textured paper

To The Lighthouse - Giles Round become a powerful universal symbolAn original watercolour artwork by Giles Round from a series entitled 'The Library'. 'The Library' is a series of watercolour works on paper depicting the front covers of books by queer artists and writers. The works cover a rich frame of reference from Virginia Woolf, Constance Spry, Truman Capote and James Baldwin; to Juliet Jacques, Annie Leibovitz and Etel Adnan. Round's selection follows no overarching principle or criteria some are personal