The Institute of Conservation (ICON) presents a 5-Day Practical Gilding
Course,
taking place on the 9-13th September 2019.
It is located at the Kelvin Hall Open Collections, 1445 Arygle Street,
Glasgow G3 8AW

*Ticket prices*
ICON Members: £ 450
Non-Members: £ 550
Students: £ 350

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Course 2019
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*Course Curriculum:*

The Course aims to familiarise participants with the materials, methods and
techniques of both water and oil gilding. The course provides opportunities
to learn a variety of skills relating to gilding, using traditional
materials and techniques. Participants will be able to prepare and take
away with them a gilded frame.

This practical course will also cover information about gilding
conservation, making it particularly useful to newly-qualified
conservators. However, it is also suited to anyone with an interest in
gilding – beginner, refresher or someone with experience.

To quote the Tutor, Tim Ritson, “Gilding skills are very transferable and
even as an experienced gilder I’m always interested in picking up new
techniques.”

All tools and materials are included in the cost. The course will run from
10 - 4 each day.


*Tutor: Tim Ritson, Head of Paintings and Frames Conservation at the Royal
Museums Greenwich*

Tim first discovered the skills and techniques of gilding and frame making
while working at the Queensland Art Gallery, Australia. Since then, Tim has
developed his passion, gaining specialist knowledge, skills and experience
in the art of gilding, carving and frame making. After working in a private
conservation studio in Venice, Tim moved to The Royal Collection Trust
where he spent 5 years conserving frames throughout the Royal Palaces. Tim
is passionate about teaching and sharing his knowledge to promote the
continuance of traditional craft skill.
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