Art, Symbol & Imagination
Valerie Flees from the Room
A young woman in a patterned gown turns with both hands raised near her head. Two seated men remain in the dimly furnished room behind her. The original caption identifies the violinist’s flight during the disturbing conversation with Pharos.
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John H. Bacon. "Valerie Flees from the Room" [editorial title]. In Pharos, the Egyptian, Guy Boothby; illustrations by John H. Bacon. 1899 edition, 1899, Ward, Lock & Co. Limited. Source scan leaf 141. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0456-0137
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Pharos, the EgyptianGuy Boothby; illustrations by John H. Bacon1899More from this book
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John H. Bacon. Valerie Flees from the Room. Pharos, the Egyptian. Scan leaf 141. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0456-0137