Apollo: The international magazine of arts
Año 1991, Número 354
Constable at the Tate: The bright side of the landscape
págs. 77-84
The Restoration of Duncombe Park: Repossessing a family seat
págs. 85-89
Past, present and future: Country houses and the National Trust
págs. 90-93
Sculpture at Cliveden: A connoisseurs' garden
págs. 94-103
In honour of Osvald Sirén-and recollections: A reprint of China and Gardens of Europe of the Eighteenth Century
págs. 104-107
The Hague School and the Scots: A taste for Dutch pictures
págs. 108-111
The Gainsborough's House Collection: Starting from scratch
págs. 112-115
The Petit Palais Museum, Geneva: The collection of Dr Otto Ghez
págs. 116-118
The inscription in the garden: Ian Hamilton Finlay and the epigraphic convention
págs. 119-120
Exhibition Reviews
págs. 121-124
Reinforcing a national heritage: 'Saved for Scotland' and 'The Art of Jewellery in Scotland'
págs. 125-129
Ralph Hedley: The rediscovery of a Tyneside Painter
págs. 130-131
Not just a gitfed illustrator: John Minton/Elizabeth Blackadder
págs. 132-132
Misrepresented genius or bitter mediocrity?: John Skeaping at Ackermann
págs. 133-133
A King's Feast: Dining at the Danish court
págs. 134-134
Letter from Paris
págs. 135-137
Book Reviews
págs. 138-139
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