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“When I began to write the novel in earnest, other amateur artists from fiction joined Lily in my mind.”
“Woolf treats this psychic drama seriously and with great generosity and tenderness.”
“Perhaps, I thought, I could write my way into this experience to honor Lily and all her amateur literary sisters.”
“Lily’s status as an amateur makes this struggle all the more poignant.”
“All these amateurs are women, which is no coincidence.”
“Jane Eyre paints watercolors and tells Mr.”
“I remained slightly embarrassed by the idea of writing fiction myself and felt comforted by Lily’s discomfort.”
“Rebecca Birrell October 27, 2026 Is it telling that I was always more interested in the amateurs?”
““Women can’t write, women can’t paint,” as Charles Tansley insists to Lily in To the Lighthouse .”
“She was an artist of reputation, Woolf writes, who was argued about at dinner parties.”
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“There are other amateurs, especially in novels from the century before.”
“Article continues after advertisement The blueprint for this preference is the shy, thwarted Lily Briscoe in Virginia Woolf’s 1927 novel To the Lighthouse .”
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“What matters isn’t the quality of Lily’s work but the quality of her devotion.”
“This isn’t Lily’s trajectory.) Lily is probably another disciple of British Post-Impressionism, but this isn’t what Woolf finds interesting about her painting.”
“I wanted Hannah’s genealogy to originate here instead—in Laserstein’s impassive yet challenging expression.”
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