Vanessa Bell
Tate Britain spotlights Bloomsbury artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant for the first time since 1999
The London exhibition, which opens 12 November, will explore the artistic and personal relationship between two of the Bloomsbury Group's most famous painters
Deathbed portrait of Vanessa Bell by Duncan Grant discovered
The pencil and biro drawing was uncovered in the family's papers during preparations for an upcoming Tate Britain exhibition, and will go on display in the artists' former home at Charleston next year
In a new biography, Vanessa Bell is cast as the Bloomsbury Group's leading light—and as central to 20th-century visual culture
This evocative tale makes a compelling case Bell, who made inroads as an artist and designer at a time when this was rare for women
An expert’s guide to Vanessa Bell: five must-read books on the Bloomsbury Group artist
All you ever wanted to know about Bell, from a comprehensive biography to a controversial memoir by her daughter—selected by Charleston’s head of collections Darren Clarke
The Week in Art podcast | Artists’ stories from Gaza, Frank Stella remembered, Vanessa Bell’s garden view
How Israel’s military offensive in Gaza has changed the lives of artists, plus an insight into working with Stella and a highlight from a new show at the Garden Museum
How four gardens became important spaces of experimentation and creativity for the Bloomsbury Group women
An exhibition at the Garden Museum in London unearths the freedoms that were fostered by outdoor life