It’s quite true, when he’s there all one can do is to be in love with him.
Letter from Lytton Strachey to John Maynard Keynes, 17th November 1905
He is so incredibly full of charm, his genius as an artist seems to overflow so into his life and character & he is so amusing too and odd and unaccountable that lots of people I think don’t see clearly what to me is really his most adorable quality - his honesty - disinterestedness absolute sincerity & simplicity of character which make me depend upon him always.
Letter from Vanessa Bell to Julian Bell, 7th March 1937
[Duncan] may be the long looked for British genius.
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Wonderful progression, seeing the growth and changes in his art, but also the recurring styles and themes. Some of these works are really astounding. Thank you for the time you took crafting this for us!
Wonderful progression, seeing the growth and changes in his art, but also the recurring styles and themes. Some of these works are really astounding. Thank you for the time you took crafting this for us!
Wow, this is amazing. His art trajectory is is immense.