Bloomsbury Group

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artistic and literary movement intellectual circle

The Bloomsbury Group was an influential early 20th-century circle of English writers, artists, and intellectuals known for their modernist ideas, progressive politics, and unconventional personal relationships.

Aliases (4)

Bloomsbury Group (through his children) ×1
Bloomsbury Group aesthetics ×1
Bloomsbury intellectuals ×1
the Bloomsbury Group ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	artistic and literary movement → intellectual circle →
activeInPeriod	early 20th century →
associatedWith	Cambridge Apostles → Charleston Farmhouse → Gordon Square, London → Hogarth Press → King’s College, Cambridge → Omega Workshops → Tavistock Square, London →
country	United Kingdom →
fieldOfWork	criticism → economics → literature → philosophy → visual arts →
hasMember	Adrian Stephen → Clive Bell → Desmond MacCarthy → Duncan Grant → E. M. Forster → G. E. Moore → John Maynard Keynes → Leonard Woolf → Lytton Strachey → Ottoline Morrell → Roger Fry → Saxon Sydney-Turner → Thoby Stephen → Vanessa Bell → Virginia Woolf →
ideology	liberalism → pacifism → secularism → sexual freedom →
influenced	liberal political thought in Britain → modernist literature → modernist visual art →
influencedBy	G. E. Moore → Impressionism → Post-Impressionism → modernism →
knownFor	influence on English literature → influence on economic thought → influence on feminist thought → influence on modern art → modernist ideas → progressive politics → unconventional personal relationships →
language	English →
location	Bloomsbury, London →

Referenced by (35)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Charleston Farmhouse → Desmond MacCarthy ("Bloomsbury intellectuals") → Gordon Square, London → Hogarth Press → Jacques Raverat → Leslie Stephen ("Bloomsbury Group (through his children)") → Lydia Lopokova → Ottoline Morrell → Saxon Sydney-Turner → Tavistock Square → Thoby Stephen →	associatedWith
Desmond MacCarthy → Duncan Grant → E. M. Forster → John Maynard Keynes → Leonard Woolf → Lydia Lopokova → Lytton Strachey → Roger Fry → Saxon Sydney-Turner → Vanessa Bell → Virginia Woolf →	memberOf
Adrian Stephen → Duncan Grant → Lytton Strachey → Ottoline Morrell → Virginia Woolf →	movement
Duncan Grant ("Bloomsbury Group aesthetics") → Principia Ethica ("the Bloomsbury Group") → Roger Fry → The Apostles →	influenced
Omega Workshops →	affiliatedWith
Cambridge Apostles →	associatedMovement
Bloomsbury →	knownFor
Adrian Stephen →	member of