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This volume celebrates the eightieth anniversary of the Warburg Library’s transportation from its home in Hamburg to London covering the years from its move to the late fifties when Ernst Gombrich published Art and Illusion. There are useful and entertaining personal memoires, essays based on the archives and three papers based specifically on Gombrich. The review raises questions that emerge from the collection and argues for more work to be done on the subject as an important episode in intellectual history.

The Greek ambassador, Vassilis Zafiropou-los, told The Mail on Sunday last week: '[William St Clair]'s disturbing revelations constitute an additional argument in favour of Greece's case for the return of the Marbles to where they belong.' The story begins early one Sunday morning in September 1938 when John Forsdyke, director of the British Museum, took a stroll through the basement workshops of his world-renowned institution to check on the cleaning of the Marbles. For nearly 60 years the full story of what happened to the Elgin Marbles was hidden from public scrutiny. Although reports leaked out at the time that the Marbles had been 'overcleaned', these were denied and records of the inquiry were secreted away in the bowels of the British Museum. [Elgin] sold the Marbles to the British Museum in 1816 for GBP 35,000. In 1936-38 the Duveen Gallery was built to hold the Marbles, which were sent for cleaning with catastrophic results.

April 7 Master gardener lecture from 7 to 9 p.m. on incredible edibles with David Hinks. Yes indeed you can grow a bounty of vegetables in your urban space. FCEF members $12, non-members $15, at Bldg. 72 CEF Arboretum, east exit off Prince of Wales roundabout. Call 613-230-3276 or visit www.friendsofthefarm.ca. The Barrhaven Garden Club presents our resident plant explorer Brian Carson with his presentation, \"My luscious lucrenzias -lovely poisonous plants to die for.\" A light-hearted look at hoards of evil-natured beautiful plants lurking in our homes and gardens. Held at 76 Larkin Dr. at7:30 p.m., guests $3. For information please call 613 825-4257 or visit barrhavengardenclub. ca. Through April 19 Collectively Different at the Foyer Gallery, a group show presenting wide range of styles and mediums by local artists. Foyer Gallery is a nonprofit artist run gallery located in the Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroffe Ave., entrance 1.For information call 613-580-2424, ext 42226 or visit www.foyergallery.com.