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  V&A Illustration Awards: In conversation with A. Richard Allen (Editorial Illustration Winner 2017 & 2019)

  He also proved an engaging presence on the awards podium when the occasion rendered me mute.  …
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  A silver basin worthy of Charles I

  complex vessels from a single sheet of silver was a tremendous feat, as acknowledged in the portrait engraving…
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  Lustrous Surfaces collaborative conservation project

  He taught approaches to shell choice, pattern-making, sawing, engraving and attachment methods.…
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  Meet the winners of the V&A Illustration Awards 2019

  One Yanyin’s thoughtful and imaginative manipulation of traditional book formats were particularly engaging…
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  V&A Dundee shortlisted for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2019

  This award recognises achievements in 2018, a year when we reached the milestone of engaging over 100,000…
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  Models and the Renewal of Architectural Language during the Renaissance

  Jacques Lemercier, engraving according to the model by Michelangelo of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini, 1607…
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  Conserving Fox Talbot’s ‘The Pencil of Nature’ Using NANO Technology

  unique books were meant to demonstrate how likenesses could be captured without the use of a pencil or engraving…
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  SOUND IN MUSEUMS (2): What About Musical Instruments?

  But playing is probably but one way of engaging with these instruments and new technological tools could…
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  The Making of Dream On: Combining Artists’ Work with Co-Produced Work by Children

  It’s particularly heartening to see a museum engaging with and supporting art in local schools, when…
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  Museum of Childhood highlights of 2018

  November For me it’s been working on A Pirate’s Life for Me and the sheer joy of the kids engaging with…
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  Circulating Los Caprichos

  contemporary work, interests were broad, and I have been cataloguing objects ranging from the 16th century engravings…
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  Making the Museum Dementia Friendly

  Recent research has shown how beneficial engaging with the arts can be for people with a wide range of…
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  Tradition and transformation in 19th-century bookbinding

  cloth covers, another is on a copy of Les Fleurs Animées, a volume containing humorous, hand-coloured engravings…
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  Richard Clifford – Making and learning

  Richard “wanted to explore the possibilities of using design and production as a tool for learning, engaging…
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  Inside the Milan Triennale’s UK Pavilion with Forensic Architecture

  a design that would mirror the deeply analytical approach of Forensic Architecture, while making it engaging…
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  How to turn a Charles Dickens manuscript into an immersive theatre experience for teenagers

  Could we get the students to come up with an engaging live experience inspired by what they saw in the…
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  Sweet Peas and Snails – Design Transfer in Tudor and Stuart Embroidery

  Our tools were not entirely authentic: instead of the neat pounce bags that you can sometimes spot in engravings…
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  Guest post: The Lamp-Lighter’s Boy

  Engraving depicting the interior during a performance of the Royal Coburg Theatre, Surrey, 1819,S.553…
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  GUEST POST – DesignLab Nation and Calyx: the Seasoned Traveller

  experiment with unusual designs whose success would have been too uncertain to justify the expense of roller-engraving…
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  V&A Print Season: Angie Lewin’s Honesty Blue

  I use linocut, wood engraving, screenprint and lithograph and also make collages and watercolours.…