The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Paul Scofield cover (27 October 1985)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - light age wear to top of rear cover

NORMAN ST JOHN-STEVAS - "Man of the week" feature
1 page

SCOTS MIST AND MAJESTY - "For me Scotland is a dream. It is never the same, never still, and there are moments to be captured", says Michael Ruetz. During his sojourn in the Highlands this eminent West German photographer created an inspired and intensely romantic portrait of these northern latitudes
7 pages

PAUL SCOFIELD - As an actor Paul Scofield has touched the lives of thousands, in Amadeus, or as Sir Thomas More. As a man he guards his privacy jealously
Three and a quarter pages

IN SEARCH OF A NEW ROLE - "Fifty years ago, and well remembered, this was a town of superlatives. Harbour, docks, ships, the biggest and finest abounded..." Nicolas Freeling looks at the change half a century has brought to Southampton
Four and a quarter pages

MY OLD MASTERS - Stowers Johnson's house is a wonderland of art treasures - a Rembrandt, a Titian, a Turner - bought for knockdown prices. He showed Byron Rogers his finds
2 pages

BEING YOUR OWN BOSS - "You get to a level where you have to leap into something completely different", says journalist Kate Dyson. This year she started up her own antique shop. How has she succeeded in her new venture?
1 page

JENNIE HEDLEY (CHILDREN'S NANNY) - "A day's work"
1 page