A bestselling anthology celebrating artists and writers from the past—the famous, the infamous, and the overlooked.
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Slightly Foxed: A Bookish Friend
Issue 17, James Nunn, ‘With apologies to Eric Ravilious ’
Welcome to Footnotes—curated collections and thoughtful conversations to complement the Chapters in our ongoing Beyond Bloomsbury anthology.
Slightly Foxed
Today’s Footnote is ded...
Cedric Lockwood Morris: The Art of Colour
Self-Portrait, 1919, oil on canvas, 38 × 27.9 cm. National Museum Cardiff.
Welcome to Footnotes—curated collections and thoughtful conversations to complement the Chapters in our ongoing Beyond Bloomsbury anthology.
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A. A. Milne: In Which We Are Introduced
“A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside.”
A. A. Milne, one of Britain’s most successful writers, enjoyed a long career as a poet, playwright, essayist and novelist. But it is for his two children’s...
💬 If you could live in a painting for a day...
Hubert Lindsay Wellington, Coastal Landscape (Morte Point, North Devon), early twentieth century, oil on canvas. Royal Academy of Arts.
Welcome to Footnotes—curated collections and thoughtful conversations to complement the Chapters in ou...
Flower Portraits: Beauty in Nature
Anemones in Yellow Jug, Christopher Wood, Oil on Canvas, 1927 (Southwark Heritage Centre)
Welcome to Footnotes—curated collections and thoughtful conversations to complement the Chapters in our ongoing Beyond Bloomsbury anthology.
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