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| Apollo Magazine 22 Apollo : Vol CXXXII : No 345 : November 1990 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXII : No. 345, published in November 1990. Contents include scholarly articles on "Prague in Peril : A Special Report", by Robert Gibbs : "Impressionism in the Making", by Lizzie Barker : "Reynolds, Shaftsbury, Van Dyck and Dobson : Sources for "Garrick between Tragedy and Comedy"", by Martin Postle : "In Pursuit of Chinnery : William Prinsep's Quest for the Artist in Exile", by Patrick Conner : "But is it "Art"? : The Mapplethorpe / Serrano Controversy", by Graham Beal : "The Vasari of British Art : Sir John Rothenstein ...and Wyndham Lewis", by Edward Chaney : "Deception and Detection : Doreen Stoneham and "TL" Testing", by Patricia Franklin : "Boboli "90" : The Restoration of a Sixteenth Century Garden", by Charles Avery : "Restoration in Vilnius : Reviving the Lithuanian Capital", by Stasys and Almantas Samalavicius : "Two Successful Restorations : Wilton House and Frogmore House", by Brian Allen : Restoring Grinling Gibbons : An American at the Court of King William", by Jamie Ambrose, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "More than Meets the Eye : Monet's Series Paintings at the Royal Academy", by Richard Kendall : II.- "Making Plenty of Monet : An Appreciation of the Monet Industry", by Eric Shanes : "III.- "Two Exhibitions of British Art : William Hoare / Dolbadarn Castle", by Martin Postle : IV.- ""Glasgow Girls" : Women in Art and Design 1880 - 1920", by Lisa Zeiger : V.- "An Original Voice : The Sculpture of Eduardo Chillida", by James Burr, and VI.- "Georges Braque : Still Lifes and Interiors", by Alexandra Parigoris", plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11840/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXII : No 346 : December 1990 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXII : No. 346, published in December 1990. Contents include scholarly articles on "Heinz Berggruen : The Art of the Collector" : "Cezanne : A Challenge to the Orthodoxies", by Richard Kendall : "Seurat : The Natural Scientist", by Paul Smith : "Picasso : An Inner Coherence", by Elizabeth Cowling : ""Malta's Canaletto" : Alberto Pullicino : "A Painter after Nature" and his Circle", by David M. Boswell : "Rewarding Walks : Richard Long Revisited", by Giles Auty : "A Constable Re-appearance : "Fen Lane" and the Road to Damascus", by Michael Rosenthal : "Elizabeth of Bohemia by Robert Peake : The Problem of Identification Solved", by Mark Weiss : "The Art Market : Advice to Collectors : Musing on Markets", by Gertrude Prescott Nuding : "Lutyens's Roman Catholic Cathedral in Liverpool : The Restoration of a "Great Model"", by Edward Morris, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "Back to the Beginning : Dutch Art from the USA", by Margarita Russell : II.- "Few Incas, More Belgians : Two Brussels Exhibitions", by Nigel Foxell : III.- "Hello Clouds, Hello Sky : Fredrich Childe Hassam and Celia Thaxter", by Elaine Evans Dee : IV.- "The Elusive Image : Auerbach / Gear / Arts Council", by James Burr, and V.- "The Body in Question : Conference Report", by Mary Joseph", plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11841/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. *** WORLDWIDE OVERSEAS SHIPPING : Please add $30.00 USD to your order by clicking the Button below.
Apollo : Vol CXXXIII : No 347 : January 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIII : No. 347, published in January 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "Death in Venice : Giovanni Bellini and the Assassination of St. Peter Martyr", by Jennifer Fletcher and David Skipsey : "A Landscape Watercolour by Rembrandt? : The Use of Watercolour in Rembrandt's Circle in Amsterdam", by Martin Royalton-Kisch : "Chiswick House : A Saga of Possession", by John Harris : "Masaccio's Brancacci Chapel : Restoration and Revelation", by Paul Ioannides : "An "Astronomy" Tapestry Reinterpreted : Francois I and Giovanni da Verrazzano", by William Wells : "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "Van Dyck Triumphant in Washington", by David Howarth : II.- "Forty-two into Vincent won't go : "The Age of Van Gogh"", by Michael Clarke : III.- "Melodic Lines : The Mastery of Egon Schiele", by Eric Shanes : IV.- "Subtelty and Boldness : Emil Nolde / Eileen Cooper", by James Burr : V.- "A Tale of Death and Taxes : "Patronage Preserved", by Polly Chiapetta, and VI.- "Politics and Plate : English Silver from the Kremlin", by Elspeth Moncrieff", and "Mahonri Sharp Young : "A Golden Age"", by Graham Beal, plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11842/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIII : No 348 : February 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIII : No. 348, published in February 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "A Czech Catastrophe : The Desperate Plight of Rural Monuments", by John Harris : "Conservation in Czechoslovakia : Problems and Solutions", by Robert Gibbs : "George Gilbert Scott and Bombay : India's Gothic Architecture", by Dana Arnold : "Faberge Eggs : Re-dating from New Evidence", by Marina N. Lopato : "Catering for Every Taste : The Falize Family of Goldsmiths", by Katherine Purcell : "A Latvian Landmark : The Golden Age of Baltic Silver", by Albert Ehrnrooth : "Eton College Silver : A Collection Formed over Four and a Half Centuries", by Judith Banister : "Pseudo-Renaissance Sword-Hilts : Two Nineteenth Century Italian Forgeries", by A.R.E. North : "American Aesthetic Silver : The Discovery of a Market", by Alison Beckett : "The Silver Lining : A Review of the Silver Market", by Elspeth Moncrieff : "The Maitre aux Beguins : A Proposed Identification", by Gregory Martin : "Design as History : The Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne", by Lisa Zeiger, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "The Importance of being Stanley", by Martin Postle : II.- "Patronage and the Modern Movement : The E.G. Buhrle Collection", by Richard Kendall : III.- "Innovation and Abstraction : British Printmaking 1914 - 1960 / Gillian Ayres", by James Burr, and IV.- "A Helpful Confrontation : Hubert Robert and Fragonard in Rome", by Rodney Palmer", plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11843/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIII : No 349 : March 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIII : No. 349, published in March 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "The National Gallery of Art, Washington : Fifty Years" : "Five-and-Dime for Millions : The Samuel H. Kress Collection", by Marilyn Perry : "Leonardo's "Ginevra de'Benci" : The Restoration of a Renaissance Masterpiece", by Eric Gibson : "John Russell Pope : The Building of the National Gallery, Washington", by William James Williams : "A Benjamin West Discovery : A Missing Portrait of the Painter's Wife and Son Identified", by Ronald Cohen : "The Other Side of the Coin : Armand Hammer's Folly", by Christopher Knight : "The Robert Fleming Art Collection : Patronage or Patrimony", by Mark Gisbourne : "Otto Diderich Ottensen : The Danish Painter of Roses", by Barbara Scott : "A Man so Various....: The Life, Art and Collection of Edward le Bas", by Iain Gale : "William McCance : "A Natural Gift for Construction"", by Lisa Zeiger : "Jack B. Yeats : An Irish Romantic Expressionist", by Brian P. Kennedy : "Smart Art : The Merits of Corporate Collections", by Elspeth Moncrieff : "Making more of Maastricht : The European Fine Art Fair", by Susan Moore, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "Created by Scotland : Destroyed by Designers", by Lisa Zeiger : II.- "Isaac Rosenberg : Poet and Painter", by Richard Cork : III.- "Variations on a Theme : Jasper Johns / Sheila Fell", by James Burr, and "IV.- "The Twilight of the Tsars : Russian Art at the Turn of the Century", by Peter Collingridge", plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11844/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIII : No 350 : April 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIII : No. 350, published in April 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "Pepys and the Pictorial Arts : "Great Plenty of Good Pictures"", by Walter Leidtke : "Stella Mary Newton OBE : Pioneer of the History of Dress", by Jane Bridgeman : "Poetic Drama and History : The Costume Designs of Stella Mary Newton", by Roderic Gradidge : "Ambrogio Lorenzetti's Dancing "Maidens" : A Case of Mistaken Identity", by Jane Bridgeman : "Samuel Palmer and the Slade : Artists and Amateurs in Association", by Martin Postle : "The Slade School of Fine Art, UCL : An Appeal by the Slade Professor", by Bernard Cohen : "Euan Uglow : Still-Life Paintings", by Richard Kendall : "The Meaning of "Modern" : Experimentation or Excellence", by Giles Auty, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "Silent Houses of Britain : An Exhibition by Alexander Creswell : II.- "Poussin and the Connoisseurs : Reflections on an Exhibition", by Jeremy Woods : III.- ""Painting beyond Painting" : Max Ernst Retrospective", by David Hopkins : IV.- ""A Labour and an Opus" : Samuel Palmer - Visionary Printmaker", by Justine Hopkins, and V.- "The Lure of the Sea : Albert Pinkham Ryder / Michael Andrews / Alan Reynolds", by James Burr", plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11845/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIII : No 351 : May 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIII : No. 351, published in May 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "It Must Not Happen : Shunting the National Monuments Record off to Swindon", by John Harris : "George Brookshaw : The Case of the Vanishing Cabinet-Maker : Part I", by Lucy Wood : "Napoleon's "Fauteuil de Malade" : A New Identification", by Martin Levy : "Thomas Blockley of Birmingham : One of the First Locksmiths in the Kingdom", by Joan Lane : "Valadier Workshop Drawings : The Discovery of a Goldsmith's Archive", by Elspeth Moncrieff : "Further Drawings from Valadier's Workshop : The Silver Designs of Giovanni Bettati", by John Winter : "Lamps from Luigi of Rome for Wardour Castle Chapel", by Eleanor Thompson : "Procaccini's "Dead Christ" : Placing an Unusual Composition in it's Context", by Michael Bury : "Henrietta Maria's "House of Delight" : French Influence and Iconography in the Queen's House, Greenwich", by Susan Alexandra Sykes : "Found and Lost : Tracking Down Art in Polish Museums", by Thomas Tuohy, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "The Rome that Never Was", by J.G. Links : II.- "Ernest Cook's Collection : A Major but Little-known Benefactor", by Catherine Milner : III.- "Royal Goldsmiths : The Heritage of the House of Garrard", by A.R.E. North : IV.- ""Little Pictures for Little Patrons" : Camden Town Painters", by Iain Gale : V.- "The Vagaries of Modern British Art", by James Burr, and VI.- "Modern Painters : A Memorial Exhibition for Peter Fuller", by Mary Rose Beaumont, plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11846/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIII : No 352 : June 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIII : No. 352, published in June 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "Titian's "Daphnis and Chloe" : A Search for the Subject of a Familiar Masterpiece", by Paul Ioannides : "George Brookshaw "Peintre Ebeniste par Extraordinaire" : The Case of the Vanishing Cabinet-Maker : Part II", by Lucy Wood : "Richar Cosway, RA : The Artist as Collector, Connoisseur and Virtuoso", by Stephen Lloyd : "Burlington House : The Royal Academy and Norman Foster Triumph", by John Harris : "Thomas Banks's Anatomical Crucifixion : A Tale of Death and Dissection", by Julius Bryant : "Exhibition Reviews : I.- Conspicuous by it's Absence : British History Painting", by Brian Allen : II.- "The Abbey of Saint-Denis : Reassembling a Medieval Treasure House", by Barbara Boehm : III.- "Echoes of a Warmer Clime : Adam Pynacker", by Hugh Belsey : IV.- "Martin Schongauer and Venetian Drawing : Two "Cabinets" at the Fitzwilliam", by John Rowlands : V.- "Highlights and Shadows : Seurat Retrospective at the Grand Palais", by Richard Kendall : VI.- "The Stuff of Real Life : Alan Lowndes at Crane Kalman : VII.- "The Fauve Landscape : From London to the Cote d'Azur", by Homan Potterton, and VIII.- "John Bratby / Jock McFadyen : "The Reality at Your Elbow"", by James Burr", and "East is East and West is West : Japanese Taste and the Grosvenor House Fair", by Elspeth Moncrieff, plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11847/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIV : No 353 : July 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIV : No. 353, published in July 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "The Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery" : "The Maecenas of the Mojave : Walter Annenberg at Home", by Elspeth Moncrieff : "Degas and Corot : The Affinity between Two Artists' Artists", by Michael Clarke : "Was Seurat's Art Wagnerian ? And What if it Was?", by Paul Smith : ""The Most Merciless Draughtsman in the World" : The Drawings of Edgar Degas", by Richard Kendall : "The St. Martin's Lane Academy : True and False Records", by Martin Postle : "Complexity and Contradiction : Venturi, Scott Brown and the Contemporary Art Museum", by Helen Searing : "The Tareq Rajab Museum in Kuwait City : Surviving the Invasion", by Marian Wenzel, and "Exhibition Reviews : I.- "Corot to Monet", by Homan Potterton : II.- "Corot in Manchester and Norwich : The Art of Landscape", by Kenneth McConkey : III.- "Ambroise Vollard at Agnew's : The Entrepreneur and the Peintres-Graveurs", by Polly Chiapetta : IV.- "Cross-Eyed but Well Collected : Guercino in Britain", by Rodney Palmer : V.- "A Swiss Cabinet of Wonders : The Amerbach-Kabinett in Basel", by John Rowlands : VI.- "Going Abstract : Victor Pasmore / Desmond Morris", by James Burr, and VII.- "A Distinguished Assembly : Old Masters at Harari and Johns", by Charles McCorquodale", plus regular monthly features. Soft covers. Ref. ZAMVCN2D11848/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. ***
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Apollo : Vol CXXXIV : No 354 : August 1991 .jpg) A good clean copy of Apollo Magazine : Vol.CXXXIV : No. 354, published in August 1991. Contents include scholarly articles on "Constable at the Tate : The Bright Side of the Landscape", by Michael Rosenthal : "The Restoration of Duncombe Park : Repossessing a Family Seat", by Ruth Guilding : "Past, Present and Future : Country Houses and the National Trust", by John Martin Robinson : "Sculpture at Cliveden : A Connoisseurs' Garden", by Antonia Bostrom : "In Honour of Osvald Siren - and Recollections : A Reprint of "China and Gardens of Europe of the Eighteenth Century"", by John Harris : "The Hague School and the Scots : A Taste for Dutch Pictures", by Frances Fowle : "The Gainsborough's House Collection : Starting from Scratch", by Hugh Belsey : "The Petit Palais Museum, Geneva : The Collection of Dr. Otto Ghez ", by Elspeth Moncrieff : "The Inscription in the Garden : Ian Hamilton Finlay", by Stephen Bann, and "Exhibition Reviews I.- "Out on a Limb? "The Artist's Model"", by Desmond Shawe-Taylor : II.- "Reinforcing a National Heritage : "Saved for Scotland" and "The Art of Jewellery in Scotland"", by Lisa Zeiger : III.- "Ralph Hedley : The Rediscovery of a Tyneside Painter", by Martin Postle : IV.- "Not just a Gifted Illustrator : John Minton / Elizabeth Blackadder", by James Burr : V.- "Misrepresented Genius or Bitter Mediocrity? John Skeaping at Ackermann", by Iain Gale, and VI.- "A King's Feast : Dining at the Danish Court", by Philippa Glanville, plus regular monthly features. Soft covers, Ref. ZAMVCN2D11849/TS. $65.00. *** INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING WITHIN U.K. *** WORLDWIDE OVERSEAS SHIPPING : Please add $30.00 USD to your order by clicking the Button below.
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