Bloomsbury group

Virginia Woolf was the hub of a group of artists and writers known as the Bloomsbury Group, which was formed at the beginning of the 20th Century.

by Ramsey & Muspratt bromide print 1932 © Peter Lofts Photography / National Portrait Gallery, London

Nestled in bucolic Sussex gardens the seventeenth-century exterior belies the riot of imaginative decoration inside; a legacy of its function as artistic residence to the Bloomsbury Group.

Ernest and Hadley Hemingway at a cafe with Lady Duff Twysden and others In Woody Allen's new movie "Midnight in Paris," the main characte...

As the packing boxes mount up around us and the trips to the tip become ever more frequent I was lucky to be able to take a day out last week and visit Charleston House, near Lewes, the former home of the artist and painter Vanessa Bell and her friend…

From Vita Sackville-West’s writing room at Sissinghurst to Earl Spencer's library at Althorp, these are the literary Arcadias more beautiful than any book illustration

Pictures from Charleston, the Bloomsbury Group’s country retreat in East Sussex

The Bloomsbury Set was a romantically-entangled and controversial intellectual circle who defied Edwardian convention with their carousel of lovers, affairs and illegitimate children.

Duncan Grant: Garden Path in Spring (1944) Duncan Grant was a central figure in the circle of artist and writers known as The Bloomsbury Group, which included Grant’s cousin Lytton Strachey, …

They were known as much for their tangled love lives as their intellect. Now a rare archive revealing photos has thrown fascinating new light on their scene.