The Bloomsbury Look
Through drawing upon a wealth of unpublished photographs and archival material, Hitchmough attempts to define the self-fashioned aesthetic that refuses to be defined. The art and dress of the Bloomsbury Group derived a coherent group identity, as demonstrated in a series of intriguing photographs and self-portraits.
Through drawing upon a wealth of unpublished photographs and archival material, Hitchmough attempts to define the self-fashioned aesthetic that refuses to be defined. The art and dress of the Bloomsbury Group derived a coherent group identity, as demonstrated in a series of intriguing photographs and self-portraits.
One of the most successful and influential interdisciplinary collectives of the twentieth century, the Bloomsbury Group began with a desire to challenge the religious, artistic, social, and sexual taboos of Victorian England, initiating a revolution that still resonates with contemporary creatives.
- Format: Hardback
- Extent: 184pp
- Illustrations: Photographs and self-portraits throughout
- Dimensions: H: 27.5cm, W: 22cm, D: 2cm
- ISBN: 9780300244113
- Edition: 1st Edition, 2020