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Works By and About Clive Bell in The Dial
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Works By and About Bell in The Dial
Raymond Mortimer, "The Movement" Rev. of Since Cezanne by Clive
Bell, 73.2 (Aug 1922) 215-8
Gilbert Seldes, "Toujours Jazz," 75.2 (August 1923) 151-66 (in
response to Clive Bell's attack on jazz in Since Cezanne; mention of V. Woolf
Comment, 76.5 (May 1924) 467-73 (Discussion of magazines: Nation,
New Republic, Yale Review, Vanity Fair; reference to Clive Bell; angry
at his review of Dial portfolio in April Vanity Fair; points out his
friend Duncan Grant is in it; pissed at criticism of Wyndham Lewis.
Bell i.d. as lover of Bonnard)
Clive Bell, "Virginia Woolf," 77.6 (Dec 1924) 451-65
Clive Bell, "Dr. Freud on Art" 78.4 (April 1925) 280-4
Briefer Mention, 84.4 (April 1928) 343-7; includes Landmarks in
Nineteenth-Century Painting by Clive Bell
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Profile Relationship to Woolf and/ or O'KeeffeWorks By and About Clive Bell in The Dial
Other Works By and About Clive Bell
Profile
Relationship to Woolf and/ or O'Keeffe
Works By and About Bell in The Dial
Raymond Mortimer, "The Movement" Rev. of Since Cezanne by Clive
Bell, 73.2 (Aug 1922) 215-8
Gilbert Seldes, "Toujours Jazz," 75.2 (August 1923) 151-66 (in
response to Clive Bell's attack on jazz in Since Cezanne; mention of V. Woolf
Comment, 76.5 (May 1924) 467-73 (Discussion of magazines: Nation,
New Republic, Yale Review, Vanity Fair; reference to Clive Bell; angry
at his review of Dial portfolio in April Vanity Fair; points out his
friend Duncan Grant is in it; pissed at criticism of Wyndham Lewis.
Bell i.d. as lover of Bonnard)
Clive Bell, "Virginia Woolf," 77.6 (Dec 1924) 451-65
Clive Bell, "Dr. Freud on Art" 78.4 (April 1925) 280-4
Briefer Mention, 84.4 (April 1928) 343-7; includes Landmarks in
Nineteenth-Century Painting by Clive Bell
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Gilbert Seldes, "Toujours Jazz," 75.2 (August 1923) 151-66 (in response to Clive Bell's attack on jazz in Since Cezanne; mention of V. Woolf
Comment, 76.5 (May 1924) 467-73 (Discussion of magazines: Nation, New Republic, Yale Review, Vanity Fair; reference to Clive Bell; angry at his review of Dial portfolio in April Vanity Fair; points out his friend Duncan Grant is in it; pissed at criticism of Wyndham Lewis. Bell i.d. as lover of Bonnard)
Clive Bell, "Virginia Woolf," 77.6 (Dec 1924) 451-65
Clive Bell, "Dr. Freud on Art" 78.4 (April 1925) 280-4
Briefer Mention, 84.4 (April 1928) 343-7; includes Landmarks in Nineteenth-Century Painting by Clive Bell
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