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Lives remembered: Barry Humphries, James Bowman, Professor Sir James Dunbar-Nasmith - Vimarsana News

Lives remembered: Barry Humphries, James Bowman, Professor Sir James Dunbar-Nasmith

Barry HumphriesPeyton Skipwith writes: You are right to mention Barry Humphries’s (obituary, April 22) collection of works by Charles Conder. In 1969 The Fi

The quest for Edward Bawden's lost masterpiece - Vimarsana News

The quest for Edward Bawden's lost masterpiece

The hunt is on for an epic mural depicting ‘Country Life in Britain’ – but chances are it’s a wild goose chase, writes Peyton Skipwith

Where is Edward Bawden's monumental painting Country Life? UK trust launches search for missing masterpiece - Vimarsana News

Where is Edward Bawden's monumental painting Country Life? UK trust launches search for missing masterpiece

Jacob Rothschild’s Waddesdon Manor wants to track down the massive mural created for the 1951 Festival of Britain

Making a Mountain into an O-Hill—VIRGINIA Magazine - Vimarsana News

Making a Mountain into an O-Hill—VIRGINIA Magazine

The wellspring for the founding, and where UVA split the atom, behold the fantastical history of Mount Jefferson.

Letters: The clock is ticking in Afghanistan | The Spectator Australia - Vimarsana News

Letters: The clock is ticking in Afghanistan | The Spectator Australia

Sir: Boyd Tonkin’s review of Anna Aslanyan’s Dancing on Ropes highlights the post-war abandonment of local Afghan and Iraqi interpreters by the US and UK (Books, 17 July). The UK’s response, up until last summer, deserved every bit of Tonkin’s strictures but the past year has seen a ‘strategic shift’. Ben Wallace and Priti Patel were clearly determined to change our approach and to give sanctuary to our former staff. More generous regulations were introduced in December and April but the imminent withdrawal of Nato forces now raises the fearful prospect of a Taleban takeover, or ...