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A painting by British artist Duncan Grant titled "The Dancers," ca. 1910-1911.

A painting by the British artist Roger Fry titled "Angles sur L'Anglin," dated ca. 1912.

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…

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.

The page from the Godrevy Lighthouse visitors book with the signatures of the Stephens family, documenting their second visit in 1894.

A painting by the French artist Henri Matisse titled "The Red Studio (Le panneau rouge)," dated 1911.

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".

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.

A newspaper article explaining how the steamboat Nile was wrecked near Godrevy Island and the coast of Cornwall, prompting Trinity House to build a lighthouse there.

An editorial newspaper article asking for the Godrevy Lighthouse to be preserved despite the fact that it is no longer in use.