Articles from Apollo (March 1, 2026)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Nordic classicism was much more radical than it was given credit for': JOHN STEWART extols a brief but significant movement before the advent of modernism.	Stewart, John		1004
'The stolen disc was hiding in plain sight': BARNABY PHILLIPS uncovers embarrassing security lapses in the British Museum's recent past.	Phillips, Barnaby		1228
All change: Ovid's great poem has had a consistent hold on artists from the Renaissance to the present, writes MICHAEL PRODGER.	Prodger, Michael		1043
Apollo's exhibitions of the month.		Calendar	512
APOLLO'S HIGHLIGHTS.			311
Artistic licence: TODD McEWEN welcomes a lavish account of big-budget films about painters.	McEwen, Todd	Book review	1059
BEYOND TEFAF: From seascapes by Monet in Frankfurt to Ovidian visions in Amsterdam, there is a host of shows across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany within easy reach of Maastricht.		Calendar	796
Boys to men: HETTIE JUDAH on the vulnerability of Catherine Opie's portraits of adolescents.	Judah, Hettie		956
Cooking with Constantin: Brancusi expressed his creativity and Romanian identity through food just as much as art, writes KEITH MILLER.	Miller, Keith		842
Creature comfort: A vision of earthly harmony by the Quaker preacher Edward Hicks is tinged with personal tragedy, writes PHILIP HOARE.	Hoare, Philip		687
DIRECTORY.		Buyers guide	360
Dressed to impress: Gainsborough's society portraits come to life in this well-chosen selection, writes SUSAN MOORE.	Moore, Susan		1060
Entrepreneurial spirit: For Salvador Dali, alcohol provided both an escape from reality and a commercial opportunity, writes CHRISTINA MAKRIS.	Makris, Christina		677
FAIRS IN FOCUS.		Calendar	195
Flemish baroque painting: The market for Rubens and his successors is flourishing, writes EMMA CRICHTON-MILLER.	Crichton-Miller, Emma		1295
Flood warning: The great wealth transfer could spell danger for the market, writes JANE MORRIS.	Morris, Jane		2023
From Latvia to London.	Behrens, Edward		1324
GALLERY HIGHLIGHTS.		Calendar	275
GRAND DESIGNS.	Delgado, Michael		2898
Heavy metal: SAMUEL REILLY on the twists and turns of the royal loot Britain took from Ghana.	Reilly, Samuel	Book review	1042
Intelligent design: Exhibitions of haute couture, hand-painted textiles and home shopping mean that museums have the retail experience covered this month.		Calendar	267
Into the mystic: Four exhibitions on mythical beasts, ancient magic and more demonstrate humanity's superstitious side.		Calendar	271
Island records: A world-class collection gets a revealing but all-too-rare moment in the spotlight, writes NICHOLAD THOMAS.	Thomas, Nicholas		996
OFF THE SHELF: Apollo's selection of new books on art, architecture and the history of collecting.		Book review	348
PULLING UP A PEW: Built shortly before John Vanbrugh's death 300 years ago, the 'chamber pew' he designed for the Duke of Newcastle in a small Surrey church is delightfully unexpected--and from it Queen Victoria and other royals have all caught a sermon.	Smith, Charles Saumarez		1881
Raw material.	Sajip, Arjun		2456
Sterling work: Buccellati draws on ancient craftsmanship in its sparkling pieces, writes MILENA LAZAZZERA.	Lazazzera, Milena		893
Survival strategies.	Stone, Peter G.		1561
TEFAF MAASTRICHT.	Brady, Anna; Reilly, Samuel		1835
VAN THE MAN.	Eaker, Adam	Cover story	2195
What's the story?	Behrens, Edward	Editorial	557
WITH BELLS ON.	Minter, Alice		1584