Andrew Robinson
 The first major biography of Joseph Rotblat, the scientist who helped build the atomic bomb then campaigned for the abolition of nuclear weapons. |
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Andrew Robinson visits an exhibition in London. |
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Andrew Robinson reviews a book about British publishing in the twentieth century. |
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Andrew Robinson reviews a title by Philip Davies. |
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Andrew Robinson reviews a book on the history of science. |
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Andrew Robinson reviews a British Library exhibition. |
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Andrew Robinson reviews a book on Egyptology and hieroglyphics. |
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Andrew Robinson reviews a collection by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Walker Evans |
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Andrew Robinson enjoys an original blend of art history and history of science in this exploration of the medieval origins of the Renaissance.
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Andrew Robinson reviews a book on technology by David Edgerton
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 Andrew Robinson recalls conversations with the famous director about his work, and in particular the recently re-released Urdu film, The Chess Players, made in the 1970s, which explores events surrounding the British annexation of Oudh in 1856. |
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Andrew Robinson explores the first biography of the husband of Virginia Woolf.
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Andrew Robinson marvels at the brain power and breadth of knowledge of the 18th-century polymath Thomas Young. He examines his relationship with his contemporaries, particularly with the French Egyptologist Champollion, and how he has been viewed subsequently by historians.
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