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E.H. Gombrich, “Assigned to Listen” & the BBC Monitoring Service

December 28, 2012

Before the publication of the “Rorschach Audio” book, the binding on Olive Renier and Vladimir Rubinstein’s “Assigned to Listen” had more or less collapsed, so a little while ago I picked-up two replacement copies for £9.99 and £16.00. Since the publication of the “Rorschach Audio” book… (as of 28 Dec 2012) the 2 copies of “Assigned to Listen” available on-line are selling for… £77.97 and £1,965! Expect to see lots more articles, documentaries and art projects about EH Gombrich, “Art & Illusion”, auditory projection and The BBC Monitoring Service shortly?

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