A Tudor Domestic Wall Painting: Conservation and Stabilisation

Dating to the 1590s, this scheme, which survives in a Grade II listed building in Evesham, is a remarkably complete example of vernacular domestic wall painting of the period.  It is likely to have been executed shortly [...]

A Tudor Domestic Wall Painting: Conservation and Stabilisation2026-06-14T14:58:32+01:00

The Painted Room Oxford: A Materials Study

I recently undertook a survey of the remarkable wall paintings at The Painted Room - a rare survival of domestic Elizabethan decoration dating to around 1570–1580.  The room originally formed part of the historic Crown Tavern, reputedly visited [...]

The Painted Room Oxford: A Materials Study2026-06-15T05:20:03+01:00

Doom, Medieval paintings and Shakespeare at the Guild Chapel Stratford

This autumn I have been involved in the wall paintings conservation project in the historic Stratford on Avon Guild Chapel for the Perry Lithgow Partnership.  This follows on from the project at the adjoining Guildhall earlier this year Wall [...]

Doom, Medieval paintings and Shakespeare at the Guild Chapel Stratford2020-04-05T18:21:06+01:00
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