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Dealer Noble coining it in with collectors

06.09.11
Choppy financial markets have boosted business for Noble Investments, with the dealer in rare coins, stamps and medals set to post profits well ahead of hopes... more

Race to save Buddhas from bulldozers

27.05.11
China is to turn one of Afghanistan's most historic sites into a mine and there is now a battle to rescue treasures held in shrines and temples around the mountain... more

The Sloaney way is Chelsea

05.05.11
They are young, rich, ambitious - and they hang out in SW3. Jenni Marsh profiles reality television's 'OK yah' set... more

Golden wonders from Afghanistan

10.03.11
Thanks to the courage of a handful of Afghan officials at The National Museum in Kabul, a hoard of treasures was saved from Taliban destruction and is now on show in London, bringing cultural clues of life before political borders were drawn... more

Golden wonders from Afghanistan

10.03.11
Thanks to the courage of a handful of Afghan officials at The National Museum in Kabul, a hoard of treasures was saved from Taliban destruction and is now on show in London, bringing cultural clues of life before political borders were drawn... more

Look back to the Romans to see a real man's man

18.02.11
The Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film festival may not be quite the Oscars - film buffs think it's classier - but there's a British film in the running for it tomorrow... more

The beauties and the beasts

06.01.11
The major galleries promise the earth in their shows this year — but what will they deliver?... more

The crucial test that could make or break Barack Obama

19.03.10
Healthcare reform has eluded America — can the President convince Congress to finally deliver it?... more

Crying for change in Fall of the Peacock

12.03.09
Firstly there's bewilderment, then frustration and finally narcolepsy in Fall of the Peacock. ... more

The legends of Babylon reveal their truth at last

12.11.08
With its new Babylon show opening tomorrow, the British Museum surely has another hit on its hands... more

Hell is first great work of the 21st century

06.06.08
The Chapman Brothers have done it again – their new Hell is even better than the first, says Brian Sewell.... more

Is fabulous Colin Farrell turning into Alex 'Hurricane' Higgins?

14.05.08
With his rippling biceps and toned pecs, Colin Farrell used to look as though he would burst out of his clothes. These days, he is in danger of disappearing inside them ... more

Paul Scofield, A Man For All Seasons Oscar-winner, dies at 86

20.03.08
Paul Scofield, one of the greatest actors of his generation and a ‘colossus’ of stage and screen, was being mourned last night. He died at 86 in a hospital near his Sussex home after a long battle with leukaemia. Scofield was best known for his portrayal of the Tudor statesman Sir Thomas More in the 1966 film of Robert Bolt’s A Man For All Seasons – which won him a best actor Oscar... more

Seven wonders of London

14.12.07
Art critic Brian Sewell takes a tour of the capital's greatest art treasures, from Raphael to Rembrandt.... more

Terracotta army marches in

12.09.07
Evening Standard Chief Arts Correspendent Louise Jury gets a first look at the British Museum's blockbuster exhibition of China's Terracotta Army.... more

Finding fantasy behind the austerity

05.07.07
Ken Russell celebrated his 80th birthday this week and records of his first job as a photo-journalist can be seen in this intriguing show... more

Culture clash

26.03.07
Handel's 1731 opera Poro Re Dell'Indie about the clash of two culturally rich empires has great contemporary relevance.... more

How the English dumbed down Hans Holbein

02.10.06
The brilliant young German who became court painter to Henry VIII was a devout Catholic and could easily have lost his head. Dull conformity saved him from the axe, says Brian Sewell.... more

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