Blake 1809, Tate Britain, London
Sunday 26 April 2009
This exhibition was given a critical drubbing when it opened 200 years ago. Since then the painter's reputation has gone from lunatic to visionary, so how do those works look now?
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY: Forest Hill, SE21; At home with the Horniman
Wednesday 02 February 2005
A new series for aspiring house-hunters begins today with Robert Liebman's lowdown on affordable yet attractive spots
Coffin bomb ends another macabre day in 'new' Iraq
Friday 16 July 2004
A few hours before Lord Butler of Brockwell was attesting to the "good faith" of Tony Blair over the invasion of Iraq, Sabr Karim paid the price for working for "new Iraq".
Yeats's debt to sisters he chose to forget
Sunday 05 November 1995
Marianne Macdonald on the women behind Ireland's great poet
The guru of bliss unending
Saturday 25 February 1995
Dermot Clinch on a biography that tries to capture the supreme virtues of Tagore, India's Renaissance man RABINDRANATH TAGORE Andrew Robinson and Krishna Dutta Bloomsbury £25
Travel: You should arise and go now to Innisfree: W B Yeats found his inspiration in Sligo. Jonathan Glancey sets off on a tour of the poet's dreamland
Saturday 24 April 1993
SCRATCHY old recordings of the poet reading 'The Lake Isle of Innisfree', A-level papers asking 18-year-olds to assess him as a love poet, quill-pen road signs pointing summer visitors to 'heritage' sites linked to the man's life: such things may have put you off William Butler Yeats for life.








