The Golden Bowl

Henry James's "The Golden Bowl, Vol. 1" explores the intricate relationships of wealth, social class, and marriage amongst a privileged set. This volume, steeped in psychological nuance, delves into the complex dynamics of love, loyalty, and the subtle betrayals that can undermine even the most seemingly solid foundations.

As a work of literary fiction and a classic, "The Golden Bowl" offers a profound meditation on human connection. The narrative subtly examines the unspoken tensions and delicate power plays within intimate relationships, hinting at the presence of adultery and focusing on the psychological impact of choices made within the confines of societal expectations.

This republication offers a meticulously prepared print edition of a timeless story, allowing readers to immerse themselves in James's insightful exploration of art, collecting, and the hidden currents that flow beneath the surface of high society.

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