Bergson in Britain : : Philosophy and Modernist Painting, c. 1890-1914 / / Charlotte de Mille.
Demonstrates the central role of Bergson for modernist art and intellectual history in the UKBrings to light new evidence of British artists' direct engagement with Bergson, opening new avenues of research and interpretation for the artists Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, John Duncan Fergusson, and...
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