Apollo: The international magazine of arts

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  Año 1991, Número 358

  • Reconstructing art history: Disappearing facts and the growth of factionalism

    Robin Simon

    págs. 373-373

    

  • Gainsborough's 'lost' picture of Shakespeare: 'A little out of the simple portrait way'

    Martin Postle

    págs. 374-379

    

  • Thomas Pitt, Piranesi and John Soane: English architects in Italy in the 1770s

    Michael McCarthy

    págs. 380-386

    

  • Hanging matters: The revolution in the display of national collections

    Angela Summerfield

    págs. 387-393

    

  • The rights and wrongs of restoration: Interpreting the past

    Steven Parissien

    págs. 394-397

    

  • Modern art: A lay guide through the labrynth

    Giles Auty

    págs. 398-400

    

  • Simply wonderful: The art of Jeffrey Archer

    Sally Richardson

    págs. 401-404

    

  • Christmas at Kingston Lacy: Frances Banke's Ball in 1791

    Antony Cleminson

    págs. 405-409

    

  • Antiquarian extravagance in Hammersmith: The sculpture gallery of George 'Bubb' Didington

    Clare Hornsby

    págs. 410-414

    

  • Thomas Ross of Bath: The known work of an obscure artist

    John Wood

    págs. 415-416

    

  • Letter from Paris

    • The Musée Gadagne in Lyons

      Barbara Scott

      págs. 417-419

      

  • Exhibition Reviews

    • Kamakura: the resaissance of Japanese sculpture

      William Tilley

      págs. 420-421

      

    • Into the limelight: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

      James Hall

      págs. 422-424

      

    • The Prince and the Muses: Renaissance court art of the Po Valley

      Thomas Tuohy

      págs. 425-426

      

    • Portugal in Brussels: Europalia 91

      Barbara Scott

      págs. 427-427

      

    • Transformations of appearance: The Sainsbury Centre, University of East Anglia

      Rory Snookes

      págs. 428-428

      

    • Painting against the grain: Richard Diebenkorn at the Whitechapel Art Gallery

      Richard Kendall

      págs. 429-429

      

    • What might have been: Henri Gaudier-Brzeska: a centenary exhibition

      James Burr

      págs. 430-430

      

  • Book reviews

    • The Art and Architecture of Freemasonry

      David Watkin

      págs. 431-431