Nicholas Rowe is still famous today as the first editor and biographer of Shakespeare. Most of his act and scene divisions and several of his emendations are still retained in editions of Shakespeare's plays, and he preserved valuable anecdotes from...

Words are Nicholas Wright's business and he is punctilious in his choice of them. In his play, Cressida, for instance, about life among boy actors in post-Shakespearean London, he was careful to include no words coined or introduced after the 17th century. Not that...

[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] In October 1988, just months before the Poles dismantled the Communist government, APOLLO published an article by Elizabeth Clegg entitled 'Not On The Map: Polish Nineteenth Century Landscape Painting'. For half a century, these artists had largely been obscured...