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==Welcome== | |||
The Wallace Collection Reynolds Research Project is a three year Mellon funded project to investigate the technique and materials of Reynolds through examination and treatment of the 12 paintings by Reynolds held in the Wallace Collection. This database is the central storage for all documentation, images and analysis produced during the project. | |||
The project is a collaboration between the Wallace Collection and the Conservation and Scientific Departments at the National Gallery. The culmination of the Project will be an exhibition, catalogue and scholarly conference at the Wallace Collection in 2014. | |||
To begin with the information in this database will be navigable by selecting an individual painting and exploring the related information. As the project progresses it is envisaged that the information will be grouped and acessible by a number of different categories but that links within the database will allow easy access to other areas. | |||
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Revision as of 14:37, 10 February 2011
Welcome
The Wallace Collection Reynolds Research Project is a three year Mellon funded project to investigate the technique and materials of Reynolds through examination and treatment of the 12 paintings by Reynolds held in the Wallace Collection. This database is the central storage for all documentation, images and analysis produced during the project.
The project is a collaboration between the Wallace Collection and the Conservation and Scientific Departments at the National Gallery. The culmination of the Project will be an exhibition, catalogue and scholarly conference at the Wallace Collection in 2014.
To begin with the information in this database will be navigable by selecting an individual painting and exploring the related information. As the project progresses it is envisaged that the information will be grouped and acessible by a number of different categories but that links within the database will allow easy access to other areas.
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