Quentin Bell cast concrete angel plaque
Quentin Bell cast concrete angel plaque
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Quentin Bell 1910-1996. A cast concrete plaque of an angel in Grecian robes. Bell stamp to top right corner Circa 1955.
Purchased from Quentin Bell by his neighbour P Bottomley.
Quentin Bell (1910-1996) was a British art historian, writer, and biographer, best known for his biography of his aunt, Virginia Woolf: A Biography (1972), which remains a definitive account of her life. The son of Clive and Vanessa Bell, he grew up within the Bloomsbury Group, deeply influenced by its intellectual and artistic atmosphere.
Bell was also a painter, potter, and professor, teaching at several universities, including Oxford and Sussex. His works explored art, literature, and social history, reflecting his deep engagement with modernism. His writings remain influential in studies of Woolf and Bloomsbury culture.
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 was a British art historian, writer, and biographer, best known for his biography of his aunt, Virginia Woolf: A Biography (1972), which remains a definitive account of her life. The son of Clive and Vanessa Bell, he grew up within the Bloomsbury Group, deeply influenced by its intellectual and artistic atmosphere. Bell was also a painter, potter, and professor, teaching at several universities, including Oxford and Sussex. His works explored art, literature, and social history, reflecting his deep engagement with modernism. His writings remain influential in studies of Woolf and Bloomsbury culture.){kind=link}