…fortune to meet a great many of the ablest people of my time. I mean, all the Bloomsbury people like Maynard Keynes and Clive Bell and Vanessa and Virginia Woolf, Russell I met then and D.H. Lawrence and this was a sort of liberal education to me and…

…and immense knowledge and enthusiasm and was a good, genuinely good man, as well as being immensely charming and interesting. And then Clive Bell, he was always extremely stimulating and very kind to me. I mean, from them I learned a great deal about art,…

…education as far as art was concerned. I mean, his enormous knowledge and sensibility, and he was a wonderful talker. And then Clive Bell, of course, was around, and Keynes. I didn't think it was any worse. Oh, okay. I was looking at some the other…

…of beauty, the order of beauty, the order of expressiveness, the order of, to use a phrase which was used originally by Clive Bell, and which, although it's quite vague and difficult to assign an exact meaning to, is still a very useful phrase, to give…