Bloomsbury and Charleston

a glimpse of Duncan Grant's studio (we weren't allowed to take photo's indoors) 

Charleston was the home of artists Vanessa Bell  and Duncan Grant. They moved here in 1916 and kept a lease until Duncan Grants's death in 1978; it became the country retreat for the collection of writers, artists and intellectuals known as Bloomsbury. The house was decorated by the artists over the decades they spent here; it embodies their belief that art and life should be inseparable.