Andrew Horrall is an historian and archivist who holds a doctorate from the University of Cambridge. He lives in Belgium.

"In 1959 the Conservative government fired the director of the National Gallery of Canada, Alan Jarvis, for being too chic, too mouthy, too gay, and too careless about committing himself to buy Old Masters when he didn't have money in the budget to pay for them." Robert Fulford

Andrew Horrall is an historian and archivist who holds a doctorate from the University of Cambridge. He lives in Belgium.

"In 1959 the Conservative government fired the director of the National Gallery of Canada, Alan Jarvis, for being too chic, too mouthy, too gay, and too careless about committing himself to buy Old Masters when he didn't have money in the budget to pay for them." Robert Fulford

Andrew Horrall is an historian and archivist who holds a doctorate from the University of Cambridge. He lives in Belgium.

"In 1959 the Conservative government fired the director of the National Gallery of Canada, Alan Jarvis, for being too chic, too mouthy, too gay, and too careless about committing himself to buy Old Masters when he didn't have money in the budget to pay for them." Robert Fulford