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Monday or Tuesday: Visual Notes for Woolf s Modernist Short Stoies

Before Monday or Tuesday. 1910 First Post-Impressionist Exhibition; 1912 Second PIE1915 (33) Voyage Out published; begins Diary ; move to Hogarth House 1916 (34) 15 articles

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Monday or Tuesday: Visual Notes for Woolf s Modernist Short Stoies

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    1. Monday or Tuesday: Visual Notes for Woolf’s Modernist Short Stoies E.K. Sparks Clemson University Fall 2002

    2. Before Monday or Tuesday 1910 First Post-Impressionist Exhibition; 1912 Second PIE 1915 (33) Voyage Out published; begins Diary ; move to Hogarth House 1916 (34) 15 articles & revs.; starts Night &Day 1917 (35) Hogarth Press publishes "Mark on the Wall”; 35 articles and reviews 1918 (36) 43 articles & reviews; finishes N&D; Armistice, Nov. 11 TSE, 1st visit in Nov. 1919 (37) Night and Day, published; wr. 44 articles & reviews; "Kew Gardens" Hogarth P pubs TSE's Poems; buy Monk's House 1920 (38) 33 articles & reviews; working on short stories; begins Jacob’s Room 1921 (39) Monday or Tuesday pub. by Hogarth P; learning Russian; finshes JR

    3. Vanessa’s Paintings –1912 Stutland Beach Roger Fry Conversation Piece at Asham

    4. Vanessa’s Paintings --1913 Screen Landscape

    5. Vanessa’s Paintings 1914 Still Life on Corner of a Mantelpiece Oranges and Lemons

    6. "Blue and Green" (1921) Post Impressionist Colors

    7. Monday or Tuesday Cover by Vanessa Bell Excerpt from Paper on Post-Impressionist Color in Early Works of Virginia Woolf and Georgia O’Keeffe by E. K. Sparks

    8. "The Mark on the Wall” (1917) Cover of Two Stories (1917) Carrington’s Snail Woodcut (1917)

    9. “The Mark on the Wall” Text of Story Paragraph by Paragraph Outline of Plot Formal and Thematic Elements

    10. Kew Gardens Text of Story Historical and Political Background (excerpt from paper by EKS) Paragraph by Paragraph Outline Annotated Text Formal and Thematic Elements

    11. Kew Gardens: The Palm House and Flower Beds (“oval shaped bed”)

    12. Kew Gardens in Edwardian Times Ray Desmond, Kew: The History of the Royal Botanic Gardens, p. 309Ray Desmond, Kew: The History of the Royal Botanic Gardens, p. 309

    13. Kew Gardens: “over there by the lake”

    14. “with men and women lying under the trees”

    15. Lily Pond at Kew “down by the side of a lake, painting the water-lilies” Photo taken by Syd Cross, May 2000Photo taken by Syd Cross, May 2000

    16. View from the Palm House, Kew Gardens “looked half transparent as the sunlight and shade swam over their backs”

    17. Pavilion ca. 1910. Burned down by suffragists in 1913.

    18. Women Gardeners at Kew

    19. Palm House Terrace planted with Onions, 1914-18

    20. "An Unwritten Novel" (1920) Vanessa’s Woodcut

    21. "A Haunted House" (1921) Photo of Asham; Vanessa’s Woodcut

    22. "A Haunted House" (1921) Text of Story Paragraph by Paragraph Outline Annotated Text Formal and Thematic Elements

    23. "Monday or Tuesday" (1921)

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