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Lecture on William Etty

From: Rebecca Ellison <rebecca.ellison>
Date: Thursday, July 5, 2007
The Institute of Conservation Paintings Group Invite you to a talk
on

"The Painting Technique of William Etty"
Presented by
Louise Hackett
of Manchester City Art Gallery
at the ICON Office
1 London Bridge, London SE1 9BG
Tuesday 24 July 2007 (note new date)
6:30pm prompt

William Etty, a Yorkshire born painter (1787-1849), gained a
reputation during his lifetime as a painter of controversial subject
matter and for his experimental painting technique.  Throughout his
life he explored the nude figure in art and experimented with oil
paint mixtures.  He was nicknamed 'Il Diablo' for his rapid
application technique.

This talk explores Etty's painting materials and techniques, and
discusses how they can pose an issue for the condition and
conservation of his paintings.

Louise Hackett is a paintings conservator at Manchester City
Galleries, in a post funded by the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.

Tickets: ICON members: UKP5, nonmembers: UKP10

Please register, to be sure your name is on the security list at the
door, no later than Friday, 20 July 2007

Refreshments will be served.

RSVP ccowin [at] icon__org__uk or Clare Finn +44 20 7937 1895


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