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Homes & Antiques
Registrace 17. 05. 2016
Inspiring short films of the artisans making the antiques of the future.
Find more on online at homesandantiques.com
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The Restorers: Rachel Turnbull, Fine art conservator
As senior collections fine art conservator for English Heritage, Rachel Turnbull has over 1,400 antique paintings in her care.
For the full interview, pick up Homes & Antiques' June issue, out 28th April 2017.
Video: Kasia Fiszer
For the full interview, pick up Homes & Antiques' June issue, out 28th April 2017.
Video: Kasia Fiszer
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The Restorers: Paul Leverett, Piano Restorations Ltd
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The Leverett family has a lifetime of experience rebuilding pianos, a skill that allows them to breathe new life into antique models destined for the scrapheap. For the full interview with Paul, pick up Homes & Antiques' March issue, out 1st February 2017. Video: Kasia Fiszer
Treasures From Chatsworth: Commissioning artwork
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Over many generations the Cavendish family have filled their family seat at Chatsworth in Derbyshire with striking and unusual pieces of art. In the second of Huntsman's films for Sotheby's taking you inside Chatsworth, find out how ceramic artist Jacob van der Beugel came to recreate the traditional family portrait in a commission that gave him artistic freedom in the house's ceramics gallery....
Treasures from Chatsworth: Woman in a White Shirt
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Lucian Freud's renowned painting of Debo, Duchess of Devonshire, adorns Chatsworth's walls alongside a collection of Freud portraits of the family. Hers is often thought to be the most beguiling. Find out why in the first in Sotheby's series of films revealing stories behind Chatsworth's world-class collections. For more: www.sothebys.com/en/news-video/videos/2016/11/sneak-peek-treasures-from-c...
The Restorers: Pom Harrington, antiquarian book dealer
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Pom Harrington has taken on his father's antiquarian book dealership, Peter Harrington Rare Books, and expanded it to include a bindery. There, revered volumes from Jane Austen first editions to Victorian photograph albums are restored and rebound or conserved in bespoke boxes. Here H&A pays a visit. For the full interview with Pom, pick up Homes & Antiques' January issue, out 1st December
The Restorers: David Wilkinson, Wilkinson's plc
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David Wilkinson's third generation family business engage in the painstakingly delicate craft of restoring and repairing antique chandeliers. Historical accuracy is paramount, down to the very machines they use, which haven't changed for 200 years. For the full interview with David, pick up Homes & Antiques December issue, out 2nd November Video: Kasia Fiszer
The Restorers: Jon Slight, Wallace Collection
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Watch this film of Jon Slight, furniture restorer at The Wallace Collection, to get an inside of glimpse of how old furniture is kept at museum-quality - and find out what museum-quality really means. The first in Homes & Antiques new series on the people who keep historical interiors alive. The full interview is the November issue of H&A, out now!
One to watch: Alex Devol, woodworker
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Alex Devol left a career in menswear to pursue a love of working with his hands. Now he makes stunning wooden bowls, spoons and other pieces as you can see in this short film. Read more about Alex in Homes & Antiques October issue, out 7th September
One to watch: Aldous Bertram, miniaturist
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Aldous Bertram fell in love with dolls houses when, as a small boy, he saw the Queen Mary dolls house at Windsor Castle complete with its 50,000 tiny bottles of wine (filled with real wine) in its cellar. Since then he has set about creating his own small-scale worlds. Watch this video to see his magical creations.
One to watch: Loraine Rutt, globemaker
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Ceramicist Loraine Rutt creates stunning cartographical porcelain worlds inspired by antique pocket globes. Discover her passion for maps and how she makes her globes in this short film. You'll find the full interview in the August issue of Homes & Antiques, out now! Video: Kasia Fiszer
One to watch: Hitomi Hosono, ceramic artist
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Hitomi Hosono's delicate porcelain artwork will have your jaw-dropping with its intricacy. Watch her at work in this short video. Film: Kasia Fiszer
One to watch: Stephanie Lawton, surface pattern designer
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Upcoming designer Stephanie Lawton has been spotted for her fun swirling designs that are inspired old pieces of lace. Watch her at work in this short film. Video: Kasia Fiszer
One to watch: Helen Musselwhite, paper artist
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Helen Musselwhite makes minutely detailed and awe-inspiringly imaginative paper sculptures. They range from woodland scenes to castles lit with tiny lights. When she sent some of her pieces into the office for us to shoot, we were so beguiled by them that they almost didn't get sent back. Video: Kasia FIszer
One to watch: Natasha Kerr, textile artist
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Nostalgic ephemera makes up the material of Natasha Kerr's evocative textile panels. Embellished with bits from shoe boxes, they tell the story of a person's life...
One to watch: Shona Marsh, silversmith
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Shona Marsh is a silversmith with an eye for contemporary design. She creates striking shapes from dark wood and fine silver inlay in her studio at Cockpit Arts in London including, in her work with found objects, some beautiful updates on Victorian hand mirrors. Video: Kasia Fiszer
Marc Allum takes a look at Napoleon's death mask
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Marc Allum takes a look at Napoleon's death mask
One to watch: Kas Williams, paper sculptor
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One to watch: Kas Williams, paper sculptor
Marc Allum uncovers a cannibal's dagger...
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Marc Allum uncovers a cannibal's dagger...
One to watch: Kristjana Williams, collage artist
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One to watch: Kristjana Williams, collage artist
One to watch: Pedro da Costa Felgueiras
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One to watch: Pedro da Costa Felgueiras
One to watch: George Winks, furniture maker
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One to watch: George Winks, furniture maker
One to watch: Hannah Stanton, furniture designer
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One to watch: Hannah Stanton, furniture designer
One to watch: Jane Withers, textile designer
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One to watch: Jane Withers, textile designer
One to watch: Sarah Campbell, pattern designer
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One to watch: Sarah Campbell, pattern designer
One to Watch: Michaela Gall, ceramic artist
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One to Watch: Michaela Gall, ceramic artist
She is a plagiarist. She copies Agalis Manessi’s works.
It just make me think about a true story : at that time, I was trying to find people who had been friends with my sister, who had been a rough sleeper in the city and who had Huntington's disease. And so I ended up meeting someone who was supposed to be a friend of her. The latter tried to sell me 200 pounds for a small portrait she did of my sister, instead of making it a gift to me, but I didn't even have enough to pay a rent and to pay for transport for my monthly visits to my hospitalized sister. I was scandalized by this bait for money when my sister was condemned to death and on a moral level it was really a shame. Logically, a conflict ensued between us. That person had promised that she would visit my sister in the hospital but I had to remind her of her promise a few years later, which she finally kept but under conditions of absolute negligence, without making arrangements with my already very weakened sister, without even consulting me or even informing the nursing home. I later learned that she had done other portraits of rough sleeper women. She probably sold them but without these women's permission. In short, a character without solid moral fiber.
Well that doesn’t surprise me. She is a con woman. She has copied Agalis Manessi’s work which I am an admirer of her work.
Good to see craftspeople with determination to keep traditional art skills alive. Great attention to detail.
Thought he was older when he was exiled
"Not that beautiful in death!" Excuse me, Sir!!? Also... His cut-off penis? Chould we really believe in that old legend?
YaaaY.
My goodness you are gorgeous... your work too, of course
👌👌👌👌👌👍
I like her work, but it’s very obvious that she didn’t have a proper ceramics education. The amount of dust she produced just in few minutes in this video, multiplied by hours and days and months and years will very likely cause silicosis. Her lungs are filled with this dust.
Check out Agalis Manessi’s work, Michaela has copied her work.
Yes you are right. I work in a pottery studio and the teachers always say you should wear a mask when you rub out dry powdery clay and it is poisonous.
What an extraordinary Artist. Absolutely beautiful.
When speaking of someone like napoleon people don't want to know about his cock this dude just showed his own childish thoughts and nothing else
I do.
Hello from Kansas City! We are so fortunate to have a Wonderful Toy and Miniature Museum in Kansas City, Missouri. Don Hall the owner of Hallmark Cards had a sister, Mrs. Marshall, who collected miniatures and she began and funded the museum. Please look it up, and if you are ever in Kansas City, please plan to visit the museum. You would enjoy it greatly. Your work is fabulous, you truly have a great gift! ♥️😃🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
omg he is son handsome <3, i fall in love!!!! :D
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Would have been a good idea to show a finished room or two ?
His manhood was NOT cut off--there are no witness and there were at least 12 witnesses, and doctors, let alone Napoleons comrades - Grand Marshall Bertrand--who dressed the body after autopsy--i think someone would have noticed that part missing--Never would they let someone desecrate his body like that--how scumbaggy can you get for repeating this Lie, ,, ,
Enjoy your videos very much ❤ Congratulations. You are amazing outstanding and amazing 👏❤..
NOBODY CARES ABOUT WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE TALKING!!! SHOW MORE OF HIS WORK!! Sooo FKNG ANNOYING YOUR SHOWING WAY TOO MUCH OF HIM TALKING INSTEAD HIS WORK!!!!!
Yes, I’m sick of people commenting on how pretty people are in these types of videos. Waste of time watching this.
This video led me to search for AB online in the hope of discovering his miniature creations and buildings. Why on Earth weren’t they included here?
i would love to be in touch with you to learn from you . i have a beautiful house that my partner and i developed together before his death from prostate cancer and would appreciate your help with ideas in this . i am in cornwall. kindest regards richard
There are several death masks in existence, but many are fake and look nothing like Napoleon. The one Marc is showing is a copy of one of Dr Antomarrchi's, who profiteered from selling copies of this mask. This was reputedly taken from Dr Burton's mask, but the first and I believe original mask is that of Dr. Arnott, who made it in secret during the evening Napoleon died, by personal request. This belonged to Napoleon 111, Napoleon's nephew, such was the likeness. It is now in the Musee Massina in Nice.
He is an illustrator.
There is nothing MINI to this guy. Just so attractive
Hello I also like textile design! :) I paint on linen, cotton on T-shirt. But I never paint just on textile it is always was some finished product/piece of clothes And after this video I have decided to paint on textile/fabric
Wonderful! 😍
Keep up the good work Paul, our trade needs people like you if it is to survive. Best wishes John ross
Que guapo
Found out about this practice from Advanced Practice Tests.It's really interesting.
Just lovely...
wonderful
Hi, Rhian I am indian, I want to learn ceramic pottery making. How can I start?
Queen Mary's dolls house is incredible. It has its own fully functioning plumbing as well as it being electrically wired throughout. It really is a work of art worthy for a Queen. I love country houses too, baroque architecture is a love of mine. Chatsworth house is one of my favourites as well as castle Howard in North Yorkshire. Magnificent palaces of the aristocracy. My next obsession is the Palace of Versailles in France
Interesting to note that I hear the Hoover vacuum cleaner actually work
@@stephaniesurr1601 Everything works in Queen Mary's Doll's House. Quite a lot of the kitchen equipment is made of gold rather than brass. Even the wine bottles have the correct vintages in them.
Magnificent
This is my passion
Simply beautiful. Thank you for posting!
very nice work
What a nice couple and their work is magical. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely loved this. Love everything about it. (Diane J)
Great,😍😍😍😍😘
Qué guapo estas y me encantan las miniaturas
Didnt see the finale product
Wonderful
Very good final point!
CAmeron, Janet, your history is amazing. You do a great job! Thanks for sharing, all the best!
cute
'Ello from USA! I've been a miniaturist for 50 years this an amazing work of art! 🌎✌
Nice video.
GEORGE WINKS SELL THRU MY SHOPFURNITURE.COM.THANKS CLARENCE A WHITE.
All the films in this series are good, but this is the best of them all. Love how she explains her methods and approach, particularly her appreciation of the history of an object. Great!
Thank you for sharing, I too have no desire to have a relationship with a computer.