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AnishaInkspill
Vanessa Bell | Frances Spalding
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The artist Vanessa Bell is Virginia Woolf‘s sister. This is a companion catalogue to an exhibition running at MK Gallery (Milton Keynes, UK). The first time I saw Vanessa Bell‘s art I was struck by her style and how her art is painting, crafts and interior decorating. I love how this catalogue shows this. I would have liked more depth in the writing but the images of Bell‘s art make up for it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

#2024reads #VirginiaBloomsberries #art

AnishaInkspill Vanessa Bell: A World of Form and Colour by Fay Blanchard didn't appear, and so I've posted this review as a blurb.

And I have Vanessa Bell by Frances Spalding and I'm excited about reading it next year.
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OriginalCyn620
Sunflowers | Sheramy Bundrick
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PuddleJumper 🌻🌻 2mo
dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 2mo
Catsandbooks Lovely! 🌻 2mo
AnnCrystal 🎨💝. 2mo
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IndoorDame
Basquiat | Jean-Michel Basquiat, Civico museo Revoltella
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Eggs Excellent! 2mo
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Short, quick, and beautiful.#framed #shortyseptember2024

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LiseWorks
Sunflowers | Sheramy Bundrick
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#LitsyCrafters @Catsandbooks another painting done with the inspiration from a card from @CoffeeNBooks

KadaGul @LiseWorks Young Lady 👩‍🎨you have some mad skills 🎨🖌️. 6mo
LiseWorks @KadaGul thank you so much, all self though. It runs in the family. My mom was excellent at it too! My four daughters all paint and do crafts too. It's like a family affair lol 6mo
Deblovestoread Beautiful! 6mo
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SpellboundReader 🌻👍 6mo
dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 6mo
Chrissyreadit ☀️☀️💛☀️☀️ 6mo
Catsandbooks Beautiful job! 💛 6mo
CoffeeNBooks I love this- you are such a talented artist!! 🌻 6mo
slategreyskies 🌻 💛🌻 5mo
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rwmg
The Portrait | Iain Pears
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rwmg
The Portrait | Iain Pears
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An artist living on an isolated island off the coast of Brittany just before WWI is visited by an eminent art critic, who used to be his mentor and now wants his portrait painted.

A series of monologues from the artist to the sitter while he's painting explore what has brought them that point. Although the ending is fairly predictable early on it is only in the last 30 pages that we learn the motivation behind it. Something of a tour de force.

Bklover You‘ve made this sound fascinating! 6mo
tpixie Sounds intriguing 🤔 6mo
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rwmg
The Portrait | Iain Pears
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rwmg
The Portrait | Iain Pears
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Jeg
After She Wrote Him | Sulari Gentill
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A delightful mystery with a difference. Who is the fictional author. I really enjoyed. A lovely escape.

CarolynM I really liked this one. I had a lovely FB exchange with Sulari Gentill in which I said I couldn‘t decide which writer was real and which was fictional & she said she couldn‘t either! 6mo
Jeg @CarolynM I‘ve just realised from your comment that I‘ve read this before. But it was called Crossing The Line. You got me started on reading her books. About a year ago. Sometimes I do worry about my memory. 😏 6mo
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