The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Sweet Thames cover (26 June 1983)

Good condition - yellowing to page edges

PAULINE COLLINS - "Projecting a talent on both sides of the camera"
1 page

LORD LICHFIELD - "Lord Lichfield's pictures for a rainy day"
1 page feature

UP K2 THE HARD WAY - Doug Scott and eight other climbers are just setting out on the first full Alpine attack on K2 - second only to Everest in height and even more hostile and deadly
Two and a half page feature

THE THAMES - Old Father Thames, inextricably linked with London, is in fact largely ignored by the capital as a whole. But its character there, as along all its length, is unmistakable. We chart its leisurely, winding course. (Photographs by John Bulmer)
9 pages

THE ART AND SOUL OF JAPAN - Old Dreams and New Visions is the title of an exhibition at the British Museum. It shows how the traditional print, the best-known and perhaps most widely-loved of Japanese art forms, has developed during this century
2 pages

EVA MOTTLEY - "Rebel finds her role"
We meet the actress
2 pages

THE CARDIN CORNUCOPIA - Dress designer, theatre owner and shopkeeper extraordinaire, Pierre Cardin is to boost his empire still further next month with the opening of Maxim's restaurant in London
Two and a half pages