For several years now, Caroline Ayles has been travelling through England, Spain and Mexico, visiting houses once lived in by some of the 20^th century’s most important artists, writers, and thinkers, from the Bloomsbury Group to surrealists Salvador Dalí and Edward James. The Gallery at Green & Stone, SW3, is exhibiting the paintings that have resulted from these travels. Rather than recording the obvious – for instance the famous carpet bearing Tilly Losch’s wet footprints – her paintings look at the incidentals of life: Virginia Woolf’s glasses on her desk at Monk’s House, Lee Miller’s wellington boots in the hall at Farley’s, Vanessa Bell’s bedside table at Charleston Farmhouse.