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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine February 9th 1970
THE COVER – MONET AT WESTMINSTER – Claude Monet’s London — the Thames, the fog, the Parliament skyline. A study of the French Impressionists in exile.
WHEN THE IMPRESSIONISTS CAME TO LONDON – How Monet, Pissarro and their circle found refuge — and inspiration — in the London of the 1870s. A portfolio of paintings, sketches and contemporary photographs.
THE THAMES IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT – A visual essay on the river as seen by Monet: the bridges, the smoke, the winter haze. Colour and monochrome plates.
THE VIEW FROM WESTMINSTER – The politics, pollution and peculiar charm of Victorian London — the city that shaped Monet’s most atmospheric canvases.
DAVID IRVING – an English gentleman who knows how to lose. A historian who has the reputation for unearthing undiscovered documents provoking extreme reactions from other historians. Profile by Susan Barnes; photograph by Colin Jones
40 pages. This issue is in very good condition throughout for age. There is some minor creasing on page edges
