Historic Interiors Research & Conservation (HIRC) helps owners of historic interiors listen to the stories layers and layers of old paint have to tell.
Any thrusting young art history students out there - preferably based in London - who want to do some research for a couple of my films? You’ll learn a lot and it will be a brilliant entry into TV. Paid position, of course.
We welcome the news of robust enforcement action taken regarding the demolition of the Crooked House. 👏
We have supported @StaffsPolice and @south_staffs Council in their investigations and will continue to do so. ⬇️
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https://t.co/5rTnJ2WmPc just over a month to go until our annual conference. Have you booked your tickets yet? (Sales close on 17th March). @Conservators_UK @H_IntGroup @thevicsoc @GeorgianGroup @SPAB1877 @IHBCtweet��
Wonderful day watching Philip Gaches and his team at work on a celling in Sandwich. On a journey of discovery this week interacting with skilled artisans working in the historic environment.
@dgregorydesign @LouiseCastleTop @katephillips29 No the 1618 scheme was based on Robert Cecil' scheme in his Great Chamber at Theobalds. Details in my forthcoming book.
@LouiseCastleTop @katephillips29@dgregorydesign Part of the original 1618 scheme still retained to the left of the chimneypiece - for anyone who has doubts about the accuracy of recreation of 2000
The 8th Architectural Finishes Research conference will held in Amsterdam. The 1st was held in London in 2000 - Layers of Understanding. Last legacy. https://t.co/wDqPPGFncn
As today marks the 134th anniversary of his birth, this week's posts have all focused on the work of British painter and lithographer Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson.
Take a look at the timeline over the last week for these and the rest of his featured pieces...