Archive

July/August 1999

Departures 7/1999 Cover
Features
Great Golf Courses of Southwest Ireland
The Blarney Cup Courses.
Lost Art
The strange life of Tsuguharu Foujita, the toast of 1920's Montparnasse, more successful than Picasso at his peak, and now forgotten (except by connoisseurs of line drawings).
Silk Route
An homage to the ultimate suit fabric
Staying the Course
Old Head Golf links in Ireland's County Cork.
The Katz Meow
Why does Hollywood's Best Supporting Jeweler play the part so well but the role so reluctantly?
By Design
Heir of Refinement
Tommi Parzinger was as fine-boned, dashing, and elegant as his furniture, just reissued and as fashionable now as it was in the designer's heyday—the 1950s.
Food
Palate Provocateur
Catalan chef Ferran Adrià is part chemist, part alchemist in transforming ordinary ingredients into extraordinary tastes.
On Exhibit
Optical Illusion
Hieronymus Bosch's otherworldly masterpiece, The Garden of Earthly Delights, has been completely restored. But removing the patina hasn't clarified the meaning.
Wine & Spirits
Identity Crisis
Pinot Gris is a white wine made from a red grape, a sibling of Pinot Noir that goes by at least two other names. No wonder it's a mystery, even to oenophiles.
Worldly Goods
Gray Area
Choosing between the first two-color, palm-size PCs is not a black-and-white decision