At left is a photo of a Virginia Woolf figure constructed from Lego blocks. I found it online a while ago.
I hope you agree that in this case, a picture truly is worth a million words. Suffice it to say that I am now busy imagining a Charleston Lego set that one can fill with Bloomsbury figures.
After all, there is already a group of Lego theorists and a Lego Shakespeare.
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I have made a bronze bust of Virginia Woolf…you can have a look at it on my website http://valentinamazzei.carbonmade.com
it is a somewhat idealized portrait based on different photographs of her, at different ages…but I think the resemblance is quite good.
It was identified as “Virginia Woolf” in a search I conducted on her name in Google images. Hence, the connection.
Nice picture i like it but it has nothing to do with Virginia Woolf.
Please tell me what this figure has to do with Virginia Woolf.
lol 😛 gotta love it 🙂