Highlights in this issue
An Exploration of the original appearance of Nicholas Hilliard's portrait miniatures using computer image manipulation
Nick Frayling, RCA/V&A Conservation Course, MPhil Student
The goal of this research project has been to simulate the original appearance of selected Hilliard portrait miniatures using computer image manipulation techniques.
Outer Limits: The Ups and Downs of Being a Student on a Collaborative MA Couse
Laura Davies, RCA/V&A Conservation Course (with the Museum of London), MA student, Applied Art and Social History Conservation
The education I receive from the Museum of London and the V& A is providing me with flexible, broad-based skills, which will be valuable to me in a changing conservation profession.
Archaeopteryx - a wing and a prayer
William Lindsay, RCA/V&A Conservation Course (with the Natural History Museum), PhD Student, Head of Consevation, Natural History Museum
Risk assessment can be described as the study of decisions subject to uncertain consequences, and is applicable to any system where risks lurk, including the care of museum collections.
Life as an Intern
Radhika Sahgal, Intern, Paper Conservation
The experience of working in the Paper Conservation Studio has been a very rewarding one. It has given me some insight into the planning that goes into mounting a large exhibition.
July 1998 Issue 28
- Editorial - Education and Training
- An Exploration of the original appearance of Nicholas Hilliard's portrait miniatures using computer image manipulation
- Outer Limits: The Ups and Downs of Being a Student on a Collaborative MA Couse
- Archaeopteryx - a wing and a prayer
- Internships at the V&A
- Six-month Internship in Decorative Surfaces
- Life as an Intern
- The External Examiner
- Out of the Frying Pan...
- Report of a Research Trip to Tokyo and Kyoto in January 1998 founded by the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation
- Review of 'Care and Preservation of Modern Materials in Costume Collections'- New York 2-3 February 1998
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