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Letters from Vanessa Bell, née Stephen, to Duncan Grant, covering much of the artists‘ relationship over half a century and their interaction with friends and family. Recurring themes include : – Bell’s family, including husband, art critic Clive Bell, sons Julian and Quentin, and siblings Adrian Stephen, a psychoanalyst and Virginia Woolf, one of the key modernist writers; – Bell’s involvement with the Bloomsbury Group and other cultural figures, such as Russian mosaic artist Boris Anrep; painters Dora Carrington and Matthew Smith; the art critic, curator and painter Roger Fry (with whom Bell had an affair), his mistress Helen Anrep …
Simon Bussy), Lytton and Marjorie; civil servant Sydney

Letters from Vanessa Bell, née Stephen, to Duncan Grant, covering much of the artists‘ relationship over half a century and their interaction with friends and family. Recurring themes include : – Bell’s family, including husband, art critic Clive Bell, sons Julian and Quentin, and siblings Adrian Stephen, a psychoanalyst and Virginia Woolf, one of the key modernist writers; – Bell’s involvement with the Bloomsbury Group and other cultural figures, such as Russian mosaic artist Boris Anrep; painters Dora Carrington and Matthew Smith; the art critic, curator and painter Roger Fry (with whom Bell had an affair), his mistress Helen Anrep …
Simon Bussy), Lytton and Marjorie; civil servant Sydney

Letters from Vanessa Bell, née Stephen, to Duncan Grant, covering much of the artists‘ relationship over half a century and their interaction with friends and family. Recurring themes include : – Bell’s family, including husband, art critic Clive Bell, sons Julian and Quentin, and siblings Adrian Stephen, a psychoanalyst and Virginia Woolf, one of the key modernist writers; – Bell’s involvement with the Bloomsbury Group and other cultural figures, such as Russian mosaic artist Boris Anrep; painters Dora Carrington and Matthew Smith; the art critic, curator and painter Roger Fry (with whom Bell had an affair), his mistress Helen Anrep …
Simon Bussy), Lytton and Marjorie; civil servant Sydney

Letters from Vanessa Bell, née Stephen, to Duncan Grant, covering much of the artists‘ relationship over half a century and their interaction with friends and family. Recurring themes include : – Bell’s family, including husband, art critic Clive Bell, sons Julian and Quentin, and siblings Adrian Stephen, a psychoanalyst and Virginia Woolf, one of the key modernist writers; – Bell’s involvement with the Bloomsbury Group and other cultural figures, such as Russian mosaic artist Boris Anrep; painters Dora Carrington and Matthew Smith; the art critic, curator and painter Roger Fry (with whom Bell had an affair), his mistress Helen Anrep …
Simon Bussy), Lytton and Marjorie; civil servant Sydney

Letters from Vanessa Bell, née Stephen, to Duncan Grant, covering much of the artists‘ relationship over half a century and their interaction with friends and family. Recurring themes include : – Bell’s family, including husband, art critic Clive Bell, sons Julian and Quentin, and siblings Adrian Stephen, a psychoanalyst and Virginia Woolf, one of the key modernist writers; – Bell’s involvement with the Bloomsbury Group and other cultural figures, such as Russian mosaic artist Boris Anrep; painters Dora Carrington and Matthew Smith; the art critic, curator and painter Roger Fry (with whom Bell had an affair), his mistress Helen Anrep …
Simon Bussy), Lytton and Marjorie; civil servant Sydney

Video interview with artist Richard Bell
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