Sunday Times Magazine 5 June 1977 George Perry chronicles stillborn British revolution photographs
Cover: model by Luck and Flaw; photograph by John Lawrence Jones
LIFESPAN
Conservation - how fashion is threatening wildlife. Page 13
Arts - a paperback phenomenon; Image of the week. Page 14
Room for Improvement - part six of our series on home improvement.
This week - central heating and living-rooms. Page 17
Music - Masters of the Queen's Music past and present. Page 22
Found - the world's first crowd photograph: George Perry chronicles
the stillborn British revolution, plus a mining tragedy of 1862 captured
in historic photographs, reproduced by Gracious Permission of Her
Majesty The Oueen. Page 32
The Student Prince: portrait of Andrew, second in line to the throne. Page 40
The Working Class Family: Gordon Burn compares two generations;
photographs by Kenneth Griffiths. Page 44
Bridge by Boris Shapiro; Chess by Peter Clarke. Page 59
Sacred Cow: why our economy has gone bananas, by James Bellini;
illustrated by Tony Meeuwissen. Page 62
Next week we begin a guide to the 100 greatest cars of all time.
There have been many thousands of models since motoring began
in the 1890s. THE SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE has chosen the most
remarkable. Some are famous. Some are forgotten. All of them, in
some way, changed the face of motoring. The series will appear in
alphabetical order, from Alfa Romeo to Zis, and will be easy to col-
lect. It is not just for the motoring fanatics; anybody who has ever
owned a car will not want to miss this major series.
plus
Gourmet Slimming: for the first time in Britain,
the original recipes of France's revolutionary cook Michel Guérard.
Michael Parkinson meets Faye Dunaway.
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