She was the overshadowed member of the iconic group. But now, with a major exhibition not far from the house she turned into a work of art, Bell is finally getting her due. And she’s not the only one.

Wendy Hitchmough’s Vanessa Bell: The Life & Art of a Bloomsbury Radical, is likely, then, to find a receptive audience. But any book seeking a place on that crowded shelf must justify its inclusion.

These include artist Vanessa Bell, with whom Grant went on to have an affair, her artist brother Adrian Stephen, and Virginia Woolf, considered one of the most important writers of the Modernist ...

Meanwhile Tate Britain will explore the legacy of Bloomsbury Group members Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, and tell the story of the 90s in a show curated by Edward Enninful. Tate has pulled out all ...