Estate of Giles Waterfield
Giles Waterfield was brought up in Paris and Geneva. Having worked at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton and for sixteen years as Director of Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, in 1996 he abandoned arts administration in order to write, teach and curate exhibitions. He wrote four books, Markham Thorpe, The Hound in the Left Hand Corner, The Iron Necklace and The Long Afternoon which won the McKitterick Prize in 2001.
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