A painting by British artist Roger Fry titled "Siena," dated 1912. This would not have originally been in black and white, but the reproduction of this work -- in a private collection -- was not in color.
An essay by Roger Fry on form and emotion in aesthetics. It was originally published in the April 1909 issue of "The New Quarterly," a serial published by the secretary to the first Post-Impressionist exhibition and fellow Bloomsbury Group member,…
A blueprint of the ground floor of the Grafton Gallery, where Roger Fry hosted both "Manet and the Post-Impressionists" and the "Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition" in 1910 and 1912, respectively.