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Tableau vivant (Living Picture) 1954 by Dorothea Tanning

Surrealist work bought by National Galleries of Scotland

Culture
Scotland's national art collection has acquired its first painting by spellbinding surrealist Dorothea Tanning. This new addition to the collection has been purchased with assistance...

The Tobermory Cat is a fun story for children

Books | Reviews | Scotland
The Tobermory Cat is the enduring tale of one feline’s quest to fill his empty stomach. Illustration is vivid, with a charming rusticity and acres...
The Pines, Gleneagles (Image: Thomas Robinson Architects)

Paralympic cyclist Neil Fachie sets his sights on Tokyo 2020

Culture
Neil Fachie MBE is a remarkable Paralympic multiple-sports athlete, who specialises in track cycling. Having won gold and silver medals at London 2012 in the...

From the slums of Glasgow to ruling the music world

Books
The Youngs is an unconventional profile of the highly idiosyncratic Young brothers, who were the heart of the band AC/DC. Author Jesse Fink attempts to...
Hazel Irvine climbing Ben Lomond with her dad (Photo: Hazel Irvine)

TV’s Hazel Irvine has always been a good sport

Culture
Since the 1980s, Hazel Irvine has been one of Scotland's favourite sports broadcasters. Whether on Friday nights with Scotsport Extra Time with Jim White, on...

A cookbook interspersed with classic comics

Books | Recipes | Reviews
The Sunday Post’s favourite matriarch, Maw Broon, brings us a pleasing compilation of family-orientated bakes to suit any occasion. Interspersed with favourite comic scenes from 10 Glebe Street, these recipes are perfect...
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