Apollo: The international magazine of arts

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  Año 1993, Número 379

  • A place in history: The changing significance of Buckingham Palace

    Andrew Sanders

    págs. 141-147

    

  • Imperial splendour: Buckingham Palace in 1913

    págs. 148-152

    

  • George IV: furnishing in the French castle: The place of Dominique Daguerre in the Royal Collection

    John Whitehead

    págs. 153-159

    

  • Clocks in the Royal Collection: From commissioning to collecting

    Richard Garnier

    págs. 160-163

    

  • Dining in state: Towards a greater simplicity

    Susan Jenkins

    págs. 164-169

    

  • Fashion in the gallery: The Picture Gallery's changing hang

    Charles Noble

    págs. 170-175

    

  • The Picture Gallery today: Focus on paintings

    Christopher Lloyd

    págs. 176-182

    

  • Zuccarelli in the Royal Collection: George III knew what he liked

    George Knox

    págs. 183-185

    

  • A taste for history: Reynolds, West, George III, and George IV

    Martin Postle

    págs. 186-191

    

  • Forming the taste of a prince: Richard Cosway and George IV's early collecting

    Stephen Lloyd

    págs. 192-194

    

  • The guards at the Palace: Unchanging in splendour

    Philip Mansel

    págs. 195-196

    

  • The arch at Constitution Hill: A new axis for London

    Dana Arnold

    págs. 197-201

    

  • Buckingham Palace Gardens today: A surviving oasis

    Dana Arnold

    págs. 202-203