title: Bloomsbury: Its Artists, Authors, and Designers
author: Gillian Naylor
description: Unconventional and iconoclastic, the Bloomsbury group included not only the inner "family" circle of Roger & Clive, Vanessa & Duncan, but the Woolfs and their Hogarth Press, novelist David Garnett, economist Maynard Keynes, and the members of the Omega Workshops. Bringing together the images and the words they produced, Naylor allows the characters to speak for themselves on art, society, politics, and one another. This is not as much a study as a book of readings, excerpted from memoirs, diaries, letters, and published works. It is a step into the past accompanied by the editorial guideposts of introduction, biography, and illustration. Not the definitive work, but an interesting approach to a singular topic in an elegantly produced volume.<BR><I>- Paula Frosch, Metropolitan Museum Lib., New York</I><BR>Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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