CHROMOTOPE explores what happened to colour in the 19th century, and notably how the ‘chromatic turn’ of the 1850s mapped out new ways of thinking about colour in literature, art, science and technology throughout Europe.
Welcome to David Howell who is joining us during Kelly Domoney's maternity leave. He will be supervising Tea Ghigo's analyses of Burges's Great Bookcase chromotope.eu/team-members/david-howell/...
We are delighted to present you our new team member. Tea Ghigo was recruited at the Ashmolean Museum to carry out a full pigment analysis of Burges's Great Bookcase chromotope.eu/team-members/tea-ghigo/...
Lovely blog @ChantryLibrary by Tea Ghigo on her work as part of @ercchromotope @AshmoleanMuseum on the Great Bookcase, designed by architect William Burges and painted by 14 different artists for the London International Exhibition of 1862 https://chantrylibrary.org/2021/02/08/chantry-library-a-reader-reports/ @DavidHowell_now
Welcome to David Howell who is joining us during Kelly Domoney's maternity leave. He will be supervising Tea Ghigo's analyses of Burges's Great Bookcase http://ow.ly/9SNg50D7lZL