Vernon Lee
1856 – 1935
Vernon Lee was the pseudonym of the British writer Violet Paget (14 October 1856 – 13 February 1935). She is remembered today primarily for her supernatural fiction and her work on aesthetics. An early follower of Walter Pater, she wrote over a dozen volumes of essays on art, music, and travel.
Books
- Classic Weird 2
- Vanitas
- Studies of the eighteenth century in Italy
- The tower of the mirrors
- Povídky
- Euphorion
- Music and its lovers
- Pope Jacynth and other fantastic tales
- Damas oscuras
- Vernon Lee's letters
- Miss Brown
- The handling of words
- The child in the Vatican
- Tuscan fairy tales
- Phantom Lover
- Limbo and other essays
- Genius Loci and The enchanted woods
- Hortus vitae
- Studies of the eighteenth century in Italy
- Beauty and ugliness
- Peace with honour
- The enchanted woods
- Chapelmaster Kreisler
- This is the essay on art and life
- Études et réflexions sur l'art
- Cuatro damas del misterio
- The Vampire Archives
- The golden keys and other essays on the genius loci
- Il Settecento in Italia
- In praise of old gardens / Vernon Lee and others
- Renaissance fancies and studies
- Vital lies
- A Vernon Lee anthology
- Penelope Brandling
- Hauntings; fantastic stories
- Sister Benvenuta and the Christ child, an eighteenth-century legend
- Chaplemaster Kreisler
- The spirit of Rome
- Vernon Lee Anthology - Selections from the Earlier Works Made by Irene Cooper Willis
- The Ballet of the Nations; A Present-Day Morality
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