Apollo: The international magazine of arts

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  Año 1990, Número 344

  • Vulliamy clocks and British sculpture

    Timothy Clifford

    págs. 226-237

    

  • Rubens's 'owne pourtrait'

    David Howarth

    págs. 238-241

    

  • Marshal Richelieu's Genoese textiles

    Marzia Cataldi Gallo, Joan Hall (trad.)

    págs. 242-245

    

  • Sir William Coldstream remembered

    Martin Postle

    págs. 246-249

    

  • Castelli maiolica: The collection of Sir Brinsley Ford

    Howard Coutts

    págs. 250-255

    

  • Disneyland in Greenwich: The restoration of the Queen's House

    John Harris

    págs. 256-260

    

  • The Art Market

    • Old-fashioned values: Old Master drawings

      Gertrude Prescott Nuding

      págs. 261-266

      

  • Exhibition Reviews

    • Titan: a call for nature light

      Paul Joannides

      págs. 267-269

      

    • Ethereal engineering

      James Burr

      págs. 270-270

      

    • A modern entretien between Poussin and Cézanne

      Jeremy Wood

      págs. 271-272

      

    • Good news from Aix...

      Mark Gisbourne

      págs. 273-274

      

    • ...bad news from Arles

      Mark Gisbourne

      págs. 275-275

      

    • Quiet enjoyment

      John Christian

      págs. 276-277

      

    • An unlimited fancy: Flowered silks at the Victoria and Albert Museum

      Patricia Wardle

      págs. 278-280

      

  • Letter from Paris

    • A Titian portrait enters the Louvre

      Barbara Scott

      págs. 281-283

      

  • Letter from the USA

    • The Five of Hearts

      Mahonri Sharp Young

      págs. 284-284

      

  • Book Reviews

    • The landscapes of art history

      Charles Saumarez Smith

      págs. 285-286