Subject: Symposium on current technical research into in Britain from 1550-1850--addendum
Symposium Current Technical Research into Painting in Britain from 1550-1850 Tate Britain Friday, 30 March, 2012 **** Moderator's comments: See original announcement in Conservation DistList Instance: 25:35 Saturday, January 28, 2012 The programme has been finalised for the one day symposium on Current Technical Research into Painting in Britain from 1550-1850 on Friday, 30 March at Tate Britain. This is a free event however everyone should register in advance as places are limited. Doors open for registration from 9:15 with talks to start at 10:00 am and conclude by 16:30, with a discussion afterwards. Please register by 9 March, 2012 by calling Tate Ticketing at +44 20 7887 8888. Enquiries may be directed to ticketing<-at->tate<.>org<.>uk Programme: Charlotte Bolland and Sophie Plender Making Art in Tudor Britain: Assessing and interpreting the technical evidence on Tudor paintings Kate Stonor and Clare Richardson Rubens's working method and workshop practice on his return from Italy: Some insights into the international art market of the early seventeenth century Rica Jones Van Dyck and de Mayerne: A cautionary note regarding the manuscript Alexandra Gent and Rachel Morrison The Wallace Collection Reynolds project: Technical study of the paintings Jessica David Case studies of a travelling studio: An investigation of Zoffany's painting practice in Florence and Lucknow Rose Miller Cotman and Crome: Availability and economy or experiment and innovation? Joyce H. Townsend, Leslie Carlyle, Ja-Hyun Cho and Marta Felix Campos Storage vs. display: Colour changes in 19th century oil paints as used by J M W Turner Sally Woodcock Secrets, codes and Mr Berger's bedroom: Protecting paint recipes in Georgian and Victorian London *** Conservation DistList Instance 25:39 Distributed: Friday, February 24, 2012 Message Id: cdl-25-39-015 ***Received on Tuesday, 21 February, 2012