Past Issue
October 2019
• The crowded scenes of William Hogarth
• Are curators getting enough credit?
• An interview with Kiki Smith
• Derek Jarman’s visions of England
Plus: How to show Rembrandt in his best light, previews of TEFAF New York Fall and Frieze Masters, and reviews of the Danish Golden Age in Copenhagen and Marlene Dumas’s take on Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis
Inside this issue
Past issues
September 2019
Musée des Beaux-Arts | Gustave Courbet | Maximilian I
July/August 2019
Félix Fénéon | David Nash | Moby Dick
June 2019
Notre-Dame | Cindy Sherman | Victor Horta
May 2019
Enrico David | Costumes, catwalks and curators | The Hittites
More from Apollo
Roger Fry, Renaissance man
The polymath’s taste-making had much to do with his intensive study of Italian artists such as Giotto and Piero della Francesca
A tour of Titania’s Palace
The fairy-tale doll’s house, now at Egeskov Castle in Denmark, still has the power to beguile with its miniature marvels and deceptions
‘When you put black people in a picture, what should they be doing?’ – an interview with Kerry James Marshall
The painter talks about setting himself technical challenges and taking on the Western art tradition
A long-lost Cimabue has emerged – and the ‘first light’ of painting now burns brighter than ever
The chance discovery in a kitchen in France has major significance for scholarship on the Florentine master