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The Oldie, 01 Septembre 2026

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The Oldie, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de Royaume-Uni. Consultez The Oldie en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de The Oldie dans les archives.

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ArticleImpres­sion­ists at the Bowes Museum, County Durham

In the labyrinth­ine base­ment of Muma, a mod­ern art gal­lery in Le Havre, cur­ator Laurène Marin is show­ing me an array of French paint­ings, all bound for the Bowes Museum in County Durham. To my untrained eye, these col­our­ful pic­tures look a...

Impres­sion­ists at the Bowes Museum, County Durham

ArticleHow Many Roads: A Life of Bob Dylan, by Scott Peeples

CHRISTOPHER BRAY How Many Roads: A Life of Bob Dylan By Scott Peeples Reak­tion £20 How Many Roads? How Many Books?, more like. Bob Dylan does not lack for bio­graph­ies. It is true that Dylan is a pro­tean artist whose tale might be told in...

How Many Roads: A Life of Bob Dylan, by Scott Peeples

ArticleMemorial Ser­vice: Lord Mackay of Clash­fern

Robert Louis Steven­son’s nanny, of whom he remained fond, always played with him, danced with him and told him stor­ies. She was a strict Pres­by­terian – so the stor­ies were bib­lical. Her accounts from the Old Test­a­ment and the Book of...

Memorial Ser­vice: Lord Mackay of Clash­fern

ArticleTak­ing a Walk: Round a West York­shire wall

Walls are often built to con­trol, oppress or exclude. Over time, as they crumble, they become vis­itor attrac­tions, and places to walk. The walls built by Had­rian, by the Ming Dyn­asty and even by the Ger­man Demo­cratic Repub­lic make for...

Tak­ing a Walk: Round a West York­shire wall