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A painting by British artist Wyndham Lewis titled "Creation Myth," dated 1927. Although this particular work was not actually shown in the 1912 Grafton exhibition, this may be a later variation on a similar theme of a work Lewis did include in the…

Virginia Woolf wrote the foreward to an exhibition catalog of her sister Vanessa Bell's recent works in 1930.

A painting by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh entitled "Field with Irises near Arles," dated May 1888.

Painting, oil on board, by Vanessa Bell, entitled "Mrs. St John Hutchinson", ca. 1915

The cover to the exhibition catalog for the "Second Post-Impressionist" exhibition, held at the Grafton Galleries from October 5th to December 31st of 1912. The image was designed by Roger Fry and Vanessa Bell, and drawn by Duncan Grant.

A painting by Vanessa Bell of her sister, the author Virginia Woolf, entitled Virgina Woolf in a Deckchair, (1912).

A painting by British artist Vanessa Bell titled "Abstract Painting," dated ca. 1914.

A painting by British artist Vanessa Bell titled "A Room in the Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition (The Matisse Room)," dated 1912.

At the right, we can see an homage to Matisse's "The Red Studio".

A painting by British artist Vanessa Bell titled "The Spanish Lady," dated 1912.

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.