The Art of Bloomsbury Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and Roger Fry.  -  Richard Shone with essays by James Beechy and Richard Morphet The former Keeper of the Modern Collection at the Tate Gallery. His academic essay offers profound analysis, mapping out how critical responses to Bloomsbury modernism evolved over the decades.

The Art of Bloomsbury is an influential art-historical book and exhibition catalog written by the British art historian and critic Richard Shone. The work was published in 1999 by Tate Gallery Publishing to accompany the first major retrospective exhibition dedicated to the painters of the Bloomsbury Group in Great Britain.

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This catalogue provides a new look at the visual side of the Bloomsbury Group, which played a prominent role in the development of modernist painting in Britain.
Content and SignificanceWhile the Bloomsbury Group (featuring members like Virginia Woolf and John Maynard Keynes) is primarily renowned for its literary and intellectual legacy, Shone shifts the focus in this book to the movement's visual art and design.Characteristics of the Art: Shone describes Bloomsbury painting as domestic, contemplative, sens...
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2000 Uitgever: Tate Gallery Reeks: Omdat het oorspronkelijk is geschreven als een op zichzelf staande tentoonstellingscatalogus voor de Tate Gallery in Londen, is het een standalone (monografie) editie. 296 paginas Taal: Engels ISBN-10: 1854372963 ISBN-13: 9781854372963