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,…
After 1836, Trinity House was resonsible for collecting lighthouse dues and sending them to the House of Commons to be used in lighthouse upkeep and keeper wages.