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�Make it New� Again.� Why We Need Alexander Pope�s Wild, Weird Poetry Today

Alexander Pope is hardly an unknown quantity. Born in London to a family of merchants in 1688 and buried in a Catholic Church in the suburb...
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�Final opportunity to make peace�: Accused Jan. 6 rioter warns judge of �dangerous cycle of retribution� in asking for trial delay after Trump victory

Law and Crime News

William Alexander Pope, who's representing himself in his trial, asked U.S. District Court Judge Rudolph Contreras, a Barack Obama appointee...
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Words and Pictures: Notes on Alexander Pope and William Carlos Williams

The painter and sculptor had the task of translating the word�religious, historic, poetic�into a visual image...
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The many faces of Alexander Pope: Illuminating art history through digital imaging

On the basement level of the Yale Center for British Art (YCBA), an 18th-century terracotta bust of British poet Alexander Pope (1688�1744)...
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Alexander Pope: in his own image

The marble bust of Alexander Pope, created by Roubiliac, shows the writer as he wanted to be seen by posterity. But the face still reveals...
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Roubiliac�s busts of Alexander Pope focus of �Fame and Friendship� exhibition

A new exhibition opening this week at the Yale Center for British Art looks at a series of portrait busts of 18th-century poet Alexander Pope by French...
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The marginalized Alexander Pope

By Dr. Robert V. McNamee Spring 2013 marks two significant anniversaries for Alexander Pope, perhaps the most representative and alien...
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Alexander Pope: Rediscovering a Genius � homage to a literary master

Financial Times

Docudrama reflects on the life of the 18th-century poet and child prodigy.
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Alexander Pope is granted eternal sunshine of a Twickenham memorial

Thameside urn sculpture celebrates 18th-century poet's work and underlines his close connection with town where he resided for a quarter of...
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Poem of the week: An Essay on Criticism by Alexander Pope

Whilst counselling restraint, Pope's famously stinging wit is here trained on targets that can still be seen today.
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