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Curtis Moffat

Curtis Moffat (1887-1949) created dynamic abstract photographs, innovative colour still lifes, and glamorous society portraits. In the early 1920s, he collaborated with photographer Man Ray in Paris, making portraits and abstract 'photograms', or 'Rayographs'.

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British watercolours 1750-1900: the watercolour societies of the 19th century

The establishment of exhibition societies was one of the great innovations in artistic life in 18th-century Britain. The Society of Artists opened in 1760 and the Royal Academy held its first exhibition in 1769. Watercolours at these early exhibitions were exhibited as 'drawings' which had been 'stained' or 'tinted'.

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Mazarin Chest conservation: Reconstructing damaged areas of lower moulding

Eight videos showing the reconstruction of the chest's lower moulding using soft and hard kokuso filler, and showing the final joint sequence.

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Oriental carpets: colour abrash

Jennifer Wearden, textile curator, talks about the construction and quality of oriental carpets.

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'Colorbox 1-5', by Jun Kaneko, 2006

Colorbox 1-5 is a glass installation in five pieces by Jun Kaneko, made at the Bullseye Glass Factory, Portland, Oregon, USA, 2006.

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Spotty Hair Clips (Assorted colours)

Spotty Hair Clips (Assorted colours)

Add a splash of colour and fun with these quirky spotty hair clips.

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Event - Photoshop Skills

Wed 04 July 2012 10:30

DIGITAL COURSE: Wednesday 4 July – Friday 6 July, 10.30 – 17.00
Discover Photoshop on this entry-level course.

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