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the british committee skip to content jump to main navigation and login jump to additional information nav view search navigation contact us links news colloquy 2013 colloquy 2012 search main menu who are we? history of the marbles the case for the return refuting the bm’s statements articles and research photo gallery - acropolis museum latest news events press releases how you can help supporters - further information search this site contact the committee welcome to the site of the british committee for the reunification of the parthenon marbles. these pages contain detailed information on the parthenon (elgin) marbles, together with the case for their return to athens, greece. if you would like to find out about the various ways to get involved with the campaign, or simply to learn more about the subject, then please read on. thank you for your visit for full details on all our latest news items, please visit our latest news page. the telegraph's polls on the reunification of the parthenon marbles an article written by telegraph travel writer nick trend entitled ' why returning the elgin marbles to greece would be madness ' with a poll that reflects one carried out only three years ago in another telegraph article, this time written by dominic selwood . the poll three years ago failed to trick supporters even though it tried: 'placed online not at the end but in the middle of a hostile article (" greece knows that it has no legal right ...") full of misrepresentations, opinions and errors presented as facts. for the unwary it even reversed the normal order of questions so that no indicated that the marbles should be returned to greece. despite all this 58% voted that indeed they should !' we did less well this time in the poll that was placed in nick trend's article - despite emails from folks that were still voting, it has remained at 49%. is someone at the telegraph deleting replies? perhaps they've decided to close the poll at that 49% point when it has to be counted as a lost vote for the millions in favour of reunification. british museum 'huge breakthrough', a propaganda stunt british museum 'huge breakthrough', a propaganda stunt according to the british committee for the reunification of the parthenon marbles the announcement of a "huge breakthrough" by the british museum, with the discovery of blue paint on some figures from the parthenon marbles, looks uncommonly like a propaganda stunt, timed to divert attention from the opening of the new acropolis museum in athens. the original presence of colour on the parthenon marbles has been a matter of common knowledge for years. what is more, ordinary viewers can still see, with their own eyes, traces of it (in this case, dark green) surviving on the drapery in at least one of the original slabs, from the west frieze of the parthenon, which is in the new museum in athens. professor anthony snodgrass, chairman of the british committee for the reunification of the parthenon marbles commented "it hardly needs 'a new imaging technique' to tell us what we can see for ourselves." no doubt the british museum's sculptures also once preserved some of their colour - that is, until lord duveen's drastic "cleaning" operation of 1937- 1938, which was designed deliberately to erase any trace of patina or colour. "by all means let the debates over the proper care of the parthenon marbles continue - but on a grown-up level, please" concludes professor anthony snodgrass. professor anthony snodgrass is a fellow of the british academy and professor emeritus of classical archaeology, university of cambridge. the british committee for the reunification of the parthenon sculptures (www.parthenonuk.com) has been established since 1983. ends: issued on behalf of the british committee for the reunification of the parthenon marbles on 26 june 2009 by marlen taffarello 07789533791 or email this email address is being protected from spambots. you need javascript enabled to view it. bcrpm congratulates the british museum on the imaginative rodin exhibition bcrpm congratulate the british museum for the hugely successful 'rodin and the art of ancient greece' exhibition (26 april - 29 july 2018) and janet suzman, bcrpm's chair, adds that this is the right time to consider reuniting the sculptures from the parthenon in the acropolis museum. 12 april 2018, philip stephens wrote in the financial times: the west's great museums should return their looted treasures. he refers to the case of the parthenon marbles: " to my mind, it also seems perfectly obvious that lord byron was right and the parthenon sculptures belong to athens, whatever the deal struck by lord elgin and the then ottoman rulers of greece. i concede, though, that this is a dispute with some way to run. but "hard" cases should not be allowed to obstruct just settlement in instances of egregious looting. the wider debate may not go away, but restitution in these cases would take the museums on to higher ethical ground." 23 april 2018, donald lee for the art newspaper, wrote: rodin's debt to parthenon sculptures explored in british museum exhibition. in the exhibition rodin and the art of ancient greece, the british museum makes clear rodin's close study and use of the museum's own ancient greek art for the development of his sculpture. to read the full article, click here 24 april 2018 , melanie mcdonagh writes in the evening standard rodin and the art of ancient greece reviewed. the master sculptor meets the greek greats at the british museum. if ever there were an exhibition that plays to a museum's strengths , it's this one. rodin and the art of ancient greece is about the artist's obsession with greek statuary in general and the elgin marbles in particular. so the exhibition is a kind of dialogue between rodin and the artefacts of the museum, which he first visited in 1881 and loved. 24 april 2018, jonathan jones writes in the guardian : british museum, london the frenchman made some of the best loved sculptures in the world. but his magnificent work is still no match for the parthenon marbles. my god, what art! 26 april 2018, michael glover also reveiwed the rodin exhibition in the independent . he wrote that there's 'a lovely, easy panache to this show'. 28 april, 2018, hettie judah's article entitled : 'rodin and the art of ancient greece, british museum, review: remarkably handsome and unabashedly sensual'. the exhibition is not so gauche as to explicitly suggest the influence of the elgin marbles on rodin as any kind of rationale for keeping them at the museum – more it acknowledges the regard in which they were and are held by artists, and the influence they have had on western european sculpture. to read bcrpm's press release, visit here . sofka smales, trafalgar square's fourth plinth & the parthenon marbles on saturday september 12th, 2009 from 11 pm to midnight the fourth plinth in the north west of trafalgar square, to antony gormley's project "one & other" (http://www.london.gov.uk/trafalgarsquare/around/4th_plinth.jsp), will be occupied by sofka smales. when nineteen year old sofka heard she had won a place on the fourth plinth she seized the opportunity to promote a cause close to her heart: the return of the parthenon marbles to their birth place. "i feel really passionate about this", explained sofka, a student of criticism, communication and curation at london's central st. martins college. "my mother is half greek and i lived in greece for part of my childhood. i am really proud of that part of my heritage and have always felt that the parthenon marbles should rightly be returned to their country of origin. especially now, that a first class museum has been built to house them." so what is sofka going to do when she takes her place on the trafalgar square plinth? "that's a secret. wait and see!" she says. "i hope lots of people will come out to support me and many more will go online to watch. it's time to send the marbles !" from 6

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