Sue Lawley

Renowned art historian Sir Ernst Gombrich discusses his life and work, recalling his impressions of England, translating German propaganda broadcasts during WWII, and his preference for helping people appreciate art. He reflects on his family's musical roots, experiences with antisemitism, and the decline of art appreciation in modern society. Gombrich shares his admiration for Mozart, insights into art history, and essentials for a desert island including endless hot water in a bathtub.