Wendy Hitchmough Books

Focusing on the innovative work of C F A Voysey, this book highlights his impact on British Arts and Crafts architecture from the 1890s to World War I. Renowned for his elegant white-rendered houses, Voysey seamlessly integrated natural materials into his designs. He played a crucial role in domestic design, overseeing everything from interiors to furniture. His distinctive fluid curves and simple furniture styles establish him as a key figure bridging the Arts and Crafts and Modern movements, showcasing his lasting influence on architectural aesthetics.

Focusing on the life and work of Vanessa Bell, this book explores her pivotal role within the Bloomsbury Group and her contributions as a groundbreaking artist in early 20th-century Britain. It delves into her radical approaches to art and her influence on contemporary culture, highlighting her relationships with other prominent figures of the time and the impact of her artistic vision on modernism. Through a blend of biography and art history, the narrative showcases Bell's significance in shaping the artistic landscape of her era.

A landmark study of how the famed Bloomsbury Group developed their distinct aesthetic