Details of life among the Bloomsbury group of artists are being released by Cambridge University.
The new items, from two younger Bloomsbury members, Francis Partridge and Rosamond Lehmann, include a letter to historian Quentin Bell about the final disappearance of his sister-in-law, Virginia Woolf, and shed light on the mixed attitudes to the Spanish Civil War.
Virginia Nicholson, Quentin Bell's daughter and author of Among the Bohemians, and Patricia McGuire, chief archivist at Cambridge University, reflect on the historical importance of the papers.
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