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After the phenomenal success of the previous five lectures ‘Mr Constable’s English Landscape’ Mezzotints: by Judy Ivy on Thursday 22 April 2010, at 6.30 for 7 pm Tickets are £12 (includes wine & canapés) There is always a great demand for seats so please book early. We have again this year kept the ticket price down but as the lecture is our main source of income, can you be generous and give us a separate voluntary donation in addition to the ticket price? If you are unable to attend the lecture a donation towards the work of the Constable Trust would be most welcome! APPLICATION FOR TICKETS Postcode.................................... Cheque to be made payable to The Constable Trust and sent to: Email: info@theconstabletrust.org.uk Judy Crosby Ivy studied art history at the University of Chicago and the University of Pennsylvania where she focused on nineteenth-century British painting. Her doctoral dissertation Constable and the Critics 1802- 1837 was published by the Suffolk Records Society as part of their long-standing commitment to Constable studies. She wrote the entries on John Constable and his mezzotint engraver David Lucas for the new Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and was one of the contributing authors to the Oxford Companion to Turner and the Oxford Companion to the Book. A catalogue raisonné of the Constable/Lucas mezzotints is in preparation, but the complex evolution of the progress proofs and finished states, their wide dispersal in collections throughout Britain and North America, the unorthodox publishing methods adopted by Constable (complicated by his volatile relationship with his engraver) have bedevilled this project from its inception, though not lessened the author's enthusiasm for the research. Having taught for a small American college affiliated to the University of Reading for over thirty years, Judy Ivy recently retired and moved from Berkshire to East Anglia where she and her husband now live on the banks of the Stour. From their small village just outside Long Melford, they have easy access to those scenes for which Constable professed 'and over-weening affection.' DONATIONS: I am unable to attend but enclose a cheque/ CAF Voucher for the amount indicated here which is to be treated as a 100% donation towards the work of the Constable Trust. PAYMENT: I enclose a cheque for the amount indicated here made payable to The Constable Trust in respect of the ticket application overleaf. GIFT AID DECLARATION: I declare that all donations to the Constable Trust which I make should be treated as Gift Aid donations. I am a UK taxpayer and will this year pay an amount of income and/or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax that you reclaim on my donation. Signed........................................................................................... Date......................................... |
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