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The Art Newspaper has run a piece on a grand exhibition by the well-known Moscow collector Max Boxer, which opens on 19 March and will transform the IN ARTIBUS foundation's space into a flat filled with genuine belongings and interiors of the Boxer family

The Art Newspaper has run a piece on a grand exhibition by the well-known Moscow collector Max Boxer, which opens on 19 March and will transform the IN ARTIBUS foundation's space into a flat filled with genuine belongings and interiors of the Boxer family. I gather that

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Galina Volchek entered the Moscow Art Theatre School-Studio at sixteen and spent the rest of her life in the theatre

In the decades she headed the Sovremennik, she dismissed only one actor, for failing to appear at a performance because he was engaged in a commercial touring production. Listen to Galina Borisovna tell this story and others herself on "Line of Life": https://tvkultura.ru/video/show/brand_

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The Actress Peg Woffington's First Interview with the Famous Eighteenth-Century Theatrical Manager John Rich

The actress Peg Woffington's first interview with the famous eighteenth-century theatrical manager John Rich. Mr Rich is best known for keeping 27 cats, with whom he is depicted in the illustration. Yours truly

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Remember how Maria Zakharova, in her interview with Tatler, gushed and simpered about her dolls' house?

Remember how Maria Zakharova, in her interview with Tatler, gushed and simpered about her dolls' house? Such vulgarity... A Victorian funeral parlour for dolls is another matter entirely. Now that is a hobby!

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It is said that Defoe did not find a publisher for his sea novel at once

It is said that Defoe did not find a publisher for his sea novel at once. By the time he came to write "Robinson...", the sixty-year-old De Foe, as he styled himself, was already a well-known journalist and writer in England. And, as John Winterich