Henrietta by vanessa bell

Henrietta was acquired in 1961 from the private collection of Henrietta Garnett, the granddaughter of Vanessa Bell. Vanessa would have been 76 when she painted the ten-year-old girl at Charleston farm

The piece I’d never part with

Not a gentleman’s garden or a gardener’s garden, it was always an artist’s garden,’ recalled the writer Angelica Garnett when she reflected on the garden that her parents created at Charleston Farmhou

Growing up around her father’s studio in France, Beatrice Cloake was quite literally raised in a world of light and colour. Her father was a stained-glass maker who also painted and taught her from a

EMILY PONSONBY’S PAINTINGS STRIP AWAY everything but the essentials: skin, scars and the stories they carry. Using beeswax and oil, she sculpts figures that feel weathered and alive, sometimes faceles

ADMISSIONS SHADOW WORK Loneliness and the literary ...