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Vanessa Bell, née Vanessa Stephen (Londres, 30 mai 1879 – Charleston Farmhouse, Sussex, 7 avril 1961) est une peintre et architecte d'intérieur britannique. Elle appartient au Bloomsbury Group et est la sœur aînée de l'écrivaine Virginia Woolf .
Vanessa Bell rozená Stephenová ( 30. května 1879 – 7. dubna 1961) byla anglická malířka a návrhářka interiérů. Byla členka Bloomsbury Group a starší sestra spisovatelky Virginie Woolfové. Vzala si Cliva Bella, člena Bloomsbury Group stejně jako Virginia, která si vzala Leonarda Woolfa. S Clivem měla celkem dva potomky ...
Vanessa Bell est codirectrice de l’organisme CONTOURS, directrice de la collection poésie aux Éditions du Quartz et chroniqueuse culturelle. Sa pratique en arts littéraires lui a permis de performer en Amérique et en Europe. Elle est l'autrice des recueils De rivières (2019, La Peuplade), MONUMENTS (2022, Le Noroît), codirectrice de l ...
Vanessa Bell. Vanessa Bell, geboren Stephen ( Londen, 30 mei 1879 - Firle ( Sussex ), 7 april 1961) was een Engelse kunstschilderes en binnenhuisarchitecte, lid van de Bloomsburygroep en de zus van Virginia Woolf .
17 de jan. de 2013 · Watney puts the case strongly: ‘what is most surprising is the startling originality of Vanessa Bell's response to Post-Impressionism.’ 98 Tickner agrees that Bell's experiments in pure abstraction (which she shared with Fry and Grant) ‘were in the forefront of early modernism: neither Picasso nor Braque made the same move to abstraction in their collages nor adopted the vivid colouring ...
Vanessa Bell, a farmer, global innovator and voice for women. Choosing wool encourages fashion consumers to be more conscious in their decision making. The Vanessa Bell brand is based on the principles of environmental responsibility and sustainability.
This is a district of garden squares surrounded by elegant town houses. The group was first called ‘Bloomsbury’ in 1912 when Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant and other artist friends showed their work at an exhibition, the Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition, organised in London by their art critic friend Roger Fry.
