Apollo Magazine launches 1200-issue online archive
Apollo Magazine has launched its entire archive, featuring over 1,200 editions dating back to 1925, now accessible online through Exact Editions. Founded by art dealer Joseph Duveen and historian Tancred Borenius, the publication has been a key resource on art collecting, the international art landscape, and exhibitions. Denys Sutton led the magazine for a notable 25 years. The archive includes significant pieces, such as letters discussing surrealism from 1926, a 1934 feature on a Leonardo da Vinci statue, and John Berger's commentary on Renato Guttuso. Users can search the archive, offering a rich exploration of art's history and market insights.
Key facts
- Apollo Magazine launched a complete online archive of all 1200+ issues.
- The archive dates back to 1925, covering over a century.
- The archive is hosted via Exact Editions.
- Apollo was founded by art dealer Joseph Duveen and Finnish art historian Tancred Borenius.
- Denys Sutton served as editor for 25 years.
- The archive includes letters about surrealism from 1926 Paris.
- A 1934 issue reported the discovery of a Leonardo da Vinci statuette.
- John Berger's essay on Renato Guttuso is featured in the archive.
Entities
Artists
- Joseph Duveen
- Tancred Borenius
- Denys Sutton
- John Berger
- Renato Guttuso
- Leonardo da Vinci
Institutions
- Apollo Magazine
- Exact Editions
Locations
- Paris
- France