Staff at National Trust property A la Ronde are gearing up to take part in a course to teach them the art of print making. It is hoped the art session will give staff a better insight into the care of prints found at A la Ronde
Staff at A la Ronde are going back to the classroom in a bid to learn to care for the house’s many prints.
The conservation team, made up of conservation assistants Alison Marshall, Asha Kuczynska and assistant house steward Anna Jedzrejas will next month attend the double elephant workshop in Exeter for an art session in printmaking.
A la Ronde house steward Nicola Perryman said: “What better way to understand how to care for an object than to learn how it has been created in the first place.
“We have etchings and aquatint prints at A la Ronde that the conservation team care for.
“I thought that by getting hands on and creative would really help the team to understand how the works of art have been created.”
Conservation assistant, Asha Kuczynska, who is gearing up to attend the course, said:”I am really excited about the training and am looking forward to learning the techniques of printmaking.
“There are so many prints in the house and this is my chance to find out more.”
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