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In this short film we look at how the vase is reassembled.
In part four of this conservation series we look at the final stage of reassembly of this blue and white porcelain vase.
In 1762, King George III purchased nearly 200 paintings and drawings by Venetian artist Canaletto from the art collector, Joseph Smith. The artwork was originally bought to decorate King George III's new London residence, Buckingham House (Palace) and now forms part of The Royal Collection. Opening on 19 May at The Queen's Gallery in Buckingham Palace, Royal Collection Trust's new exhibition 'Canaletto & the Art of Venice' showcases one of the finest groups of works by Canaletto in the world. Find out more on their website → http://bit.ly/2qrbzVK
In this video, filmed at an event especially for teachers at Nottingham Castle, Martin Clayton who is Head of Prints and Drawings at The Royal Collection Trust, shares his fascinating knowledge about each of the 10 Leonardo Drawings in the 2016 exhibition and what they can reveal to us about Leonardo the man and artist.
As part of the Royal Collection Season across BBC television and radio, BBC One's The Coronation, will reveal the compelling story of the Crown Jewels and the ancient ceremony for which they are used. This clip shows Her Majesty The Queen and Alastair Bruce discuss the Imperial State Crown. More on The Coronation here: https://www.royal.uk/coronation
The Independent | 16 Jan 2019