Virginia Woolf “To the Lighthouse” Vintage Hardcover 1937

To the Lighthouse
Virginia Woolf’s landmark modernist novel *To the Lighthouse* explores the Ramsay family and their visits to the Isle of Skye through stream-of-consciousness narrative and shifting temporal perspectives.
Centered around themes of loss, artistic creation, and domestic life, it stands as one of the defining works of twentieth-century literature.
This 1937 Modern Library edition includes an introduction by Terence Holliday and endpaper art by Rockwell Kent.

#### **Book Details**
* **Author:** Virginia Woolf
* **Illustrator:** Endpapers designed by Rockwell Kent
* **Publisher:** The Modern Library / Random House, Inc., New York
* **Binding:** Hardcover (Brown balloon cloth boards with gilt runner logo)
* **Edition Points:** Stated “First Modern Library Edition 1937” on copyright page.  There is a gold foil bookseller label affixed to lower spine corner of rear pastedown: G. Fox & Co., Inc, Hartford, Conn.

#### **Condition Report**
* **Overall Grade:** Very Good (VG)
* **Cover & Spine:** Minor rubbing to the edges and corners; spine cloth shows subtle age fading; gilt front emblem remains intact.
* **Dust Jacket:** Not included.
* **Text Block & Pages:** Text block is a uniform light wood-color, lightly age-toned; pages are clean and unmarked throughout.
* **Binding:** Square and tight.

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