@BrophyLevey Granted, the memoir is a little impressionistic in places... His time at the National Gallery in Dublin in the 80s was marred by a lot of struggling with the Irish bureaucracy for funds. Probably the reason he overlooked Carovaggio's Taking of Christ hiding under his very nose!
@BrophyLevey It's a colourful reading in places, but it seems as if your father was very kind to Homan. And it's always interesting to get a different perspective on those we know so well - whether we agree with them or not!
@BrophyLevey Not sure if you're aware, but there's quite an extensive depiction of your parents in this memoir by a former Director of the National Gallery of Ireland.
@edithmayhall Highly recommend https://t.co/T5fzKdX0ak as someone who understands the online-platform needs of a scholarly and public-facing academic/intellectual.
@Kulambq Awful to see. Have you contacted Oxford City Council? There's supposed to be a Friends of Holywell committee, too, but the council should be taking the initiative to preserve these monuments.
@FrancisMMThomas Mortimer wrote a screenplay for Brideshead, but it was never used. They just kept his name on the credits and rewrote from the novel itself - in the process actually producing one of the most faithful adaptations of any novel in television history.