Apollo: The international magazine of arts

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  Año 1989, Número 330

  • Deaccessioning in American Museums: I

    Stephen E. Weil

    págs. 77-80

    

  • Deaccessioning in American Museums: II: Some thoughts for England

    Michael Conforti

    págs. 81-86

    

  • A Deposition Figure by Ubaldo Gandolfi

    Donald Garstang

    págs. 87-89

    

  • In the Beginning, Nearing the End: Two Views of Art Education into the 1990s

    Eric Shanes

    págs. 90-94

    

  • Arthur J. Stone: An Anglo-American Silversmith

    Elenita C. Chickering

    págs. 95-101

    

  • The Art Market

    • To Be or Not to Be: Utrillo

      Gertrude Prescott Nuding

      págs. 102-108

      

    • New Borders, Territories, Frontiers: Christo and the Boundaries of Sculpture

      Eric Shanes

      págs. 109-113

      

  • Exhibition Reviews

    • Cecil Collins: Misguided Vision?

      Charles Pickstone

      págs. 114-115

      

    • A History of the Modern Soul

      Mark Gisbourne

      págs. 115-117

      

    • Later Eighteenth-century Spain

      Irene Cioffi

      págs. 117-119

      

    • Le Cercle des XX

      Ian Millman

      págs. 119-120

      

    • Panopticism at the Pompidou

      James Hall

      págs. 120-121

      

  • Letter from Paris

    • Homage to Hubert Robert

      Barbara Scott

      págs. 122-125

      

  • Letter from the U.S.A.

    • Annenberg on the Home Grounds

      Mahonri Sharp Young

      págs. 126-128

      

  • Museum News

    • The Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal

      John Harris

      págs. 129-130

      

  • Around the Galleries

    • Fact and Fancy

      Helen Mullaly

      págs. 131-133

      

    • Down the 'Bello

      James Burr

      págs. 133-135

      

    • Is Art Without Ornament Possible?

      Yehuda Safran

      págs. 136-137