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In dieser Ausgabe

What a hoot!
The hilarious little owl

The good, bad and ugly: when AI goes too far
Hopper to Hokusai: around the world in paintings
Bringing back the dodo, Blenheim and the genius of Bateman

Breaking the doom loop

FARMERS are famously pessimistic people, but a Farmers Weekly survey reveals that the familiar litany of fears—weather, market volatility, disease and zealous bureaucracy—have been superseded by nervously waiting to see what the Government will impose on them next.

2 mins

Defra secretary courts farmers with long-term vision

Ever resilient, farmers nonetheless need help to be environmentally friendly and economically sustainable, Defra has acknowledged

2 mins

Material success as tweed turns 200

TWEED manufacturer Lovat Mill, renowned for its vibrant colour-mixed yarns, has launched a new collection to celebrate 200 years since the warm woven woollen fabric that is de rigueur for many countryside activities was given its name by accident.

1 mins

Oxfordshire: Frank Cooper's Oxford Marmalade

UNCLE MATTHEW, the volcanic patriarch in Nancy Mitford's chronicles of the Radlett family, is a man of rigid tastes: he has, for instance, only read one book in his life, Jack London's White Fang, which he pronounces 'so frightfully good I've never bothered to read another'.

1 mins

Rural voices must be heard

THERE is a cack-handed operation under way designed to reorganise local government and, as a result, many local elections may be postponed.

2 mins

Root and branch reform is needed

ALTHOUGH Athena doesn't usually read Government-commissioned reports for pleasure, she's happy to make an exception for the review of Arts Council England (ACE) published last month.

2 mins

Artificial sweeteners

AI is now reaching into every corner of our lives. We can -and must-very carefully choose how we engage with it

4 mins

Charlotte Mullins comments on Crucifixion Mural

THE Hungarian-Jewish artist George Mayer-Marton spent the interwar years as part of the progressive art group Vienna Hagenbund, before fleeing to Britain in 1938 after the Anschluss, the German annexation of Austria.

1 mins

Peace in the house

SIR JAMES AND LADY GRAHAM stand beside a chalk portrait by French Society artist Théobald Chartran of Sister Charlotte Harriet Graham (1839–1927).

1 mins

A genius of the first class

To mark the tercentenary of Sir John Vanbrugh's death, Charles Saumarez Smith considers the changing reactions to one of his greatest creations, Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire

8 mins

The legacy H. M. Bateman and the 'Man who...' cartoons

IN 1908, at the age of 21, Henry Mayo Bateman suffered a nervous breakdown and, in his own words, 'went mad on paper', sketching a pair of wrestlers 'without bothering a scrap about the correctness of how it was done'.

1 mins

Small victories

This Victorian contribution to our fauna might be diminutive, but what the little owl lacks in stature, it makes up for in fierce character and mythical cachet

3 mins

Step change

The grand, sweeping staircases of old country houses are loaded with centuries of architectural, romantic and ghostly allure

5 mins

Going, going... gone?

As an American bioscience company makes headlines with its plans to 'de-extinct' the dodo, Emma Hughes tries to separate fact from fiction in the tale of history's most mythologised bird

6 mins

The generation game

The age of noblesse oblige may have passed, but the aristocracy continues to play an important role in shaping and preserving life in the countryside

6 mins

The designer's room.

The design of Alice Palmer's kitchen was influenced by her foreign travels

1 mins

Glazed expressions

Why glass can offer the secret to creating multifunctional spaces

1 mins

Green with envy

These homes share one defining feature: exceptional energy efficiency. From solar panels to triple glazing and heat pumps, green thinking delivers lower running costs, reduced carbon footprints and effortless modern comfort

3 mins

Flowers of the desert

The gardens of Riad Nouria, Marrakech, Morocco The home of Lexi and Helena Oswald

5 mins

Setting the cat among the pigeons

LAST summer was one of the best I can remember for all those North American perennials that fill our herbaceous borders with colour.

3 mins

Peak performance

Tartiflette is one of the most gloriously indulgent après-ski centrepieces, but you don't need to have spent the day bombing down black runs to enjoy it

3 mins

We've got beef

Celebrity-endorsed and ‘British to the backbone', protein-rich Bovril was a 19th-century superfood once considered as infallible as the Pope

4 mins

Faraway, so close

Ties between Britain and Hawai'i ran deep, so much that the Union Jack was included in the Pacific country's new flag and its coat of arms was designed in London, as a British Museum exhibition highlights

8 mins

Easel come, easel go

No chance to travel? No problem: from Italy with Pompeo Batoni to the US with Edward Hopper, you can tour the world with artists instead

7 mins

A New York state of mind

The Big Apple's annual Winter Show brings together handsome American furniture with Gustavian pieces, English folk art and an extraordinary samurai helmet, as a Rembrandt self-portrait stars across the ocean at BRAFA in Brussels

5 mins

Tales from an African farm

WEDGED in the front of the dugout, I could not swing my upper body round quickly enough to shoot.

6 mins

Herd mentality

My parents were, on the face of it, strict about our televisual upbringing as children.

2 mins

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Country Life UK Description:

Herausgeber: Future

Kategorie: Lifestyle

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Weekly

Country Life; architecture, gardens, countryside, property, the very best of British life Published by IPC Media. Country Life, the quintessential English magazine, is undoubtedly one of the biggest and instantly recognisable brands in the UK today. It has a unique core mix of contemporary country-related editorial and top end property advertising. Editorially, the magazine comments in-depth on a wide variety of subjects, such as architecture, the arts, gardens and gardening, travel, the countryside, field-sports and wildlife. With renowned columnists and superb photography Country Life delivers the very best of British life every week.