Giles Waterfield was a distinguished curator and writer with a profound focus on art and its history. His work often explored the relationship between art, institutions, and the public, evident in his publications on art galleries and exhibitions. He was dedicated to connecting art with various communities, reflecting his involvement with charitable and cultural organizations. Through his curatorial projects and writing, he contributed to a deeper understanding and dissemination of artistic heritage.
"The year is 1912. Henry and Helen Williamson arrive in Menton, looking for a house. They fall in love with the dreamlike Lou Paradou and set about constructing a life of ease, and a ravishing garden. But the political conflict gathering across Europe will touch even this elegant world with tragic consequences." -- Back cover.