**When American collectors came to Roger Fray, Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and Dor Carrington, their appreciation of the Bloomsbury artists was rooted in their love of the group´s writers. But Bloomsbury means different things to different audiences, distinguished Americans form Britons and reflecting generational changes as well. A Room of their Own: The Bloomsbury Artists in the American Collections features paintings, prints, drawings, decorative arts, and designs, books from the Hogarth Press, and other works that exemplify the breadth and strenght of their complex artistic output and examines their responses to the issues of war, industry, suffrage, and the environment**, the editors. Exhibition Itinerary. Lenders to the Exhibition. Preface, Nancy E. Green. Bloomsbury and Art: An Overview, Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina. From Little Holland House to Charleston: Bloomsbury´s Victorian Inheritance, Nancy E. Green. Virginia Woolf in America, Mark Hussey. Only Collect: Bloomsbury Art in North America, Christopher Reed. Lightness Visible: An Appreciation of Bloomsbury´s Books and Blocks, Benjamin Harvey. Works in the Exhibition, Nancy E. Green.

Gerzina, Gretchen Holbrook. Green, Nancy E. Harvey, Benjamin. Hussey, Mark. Reed, Christopher. . (2008). A room of their own : The Bloomsbury Artists in American Collections (1a.ed. ed.). Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.