Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain

The Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain was established to honor the legacy of the influential writer Virginia Woolf. One of its notable contributions is the erection of a bust of Woolf in Tavistock Square, London, crafted by artist Stephen Tomlin. This bust serves as a tribute to Woolf's significant impact on literature and feminist thought. The society aims to promote Woolf's work and ideas, fostering discussions around her contributions to modernist literature and her role in the early feminist movement. The bust in Tavistock Square has become a focal point for admirers and scholars alike, symbolizing Woolf's enduring influence. The society also engages in various activities, including lectures, readings, and events that celebrate Woolf's life and writings, ensuring that her legacy continues to inspire future generations. The presence of Woolf's image in public spaces, such as the bust and the postcards sold by London's National Portrait Gallery, highlights her prominence in cultural memory and the ongoing relevance of her work in contemporary discussions about gender and literature.