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Christine first came to prominence in 2003 when she co-curated the universally well-received touring exhibition, Richard Eurich (1903-1992) Visionary Artist. She was also co-author of the accompanying catalogue of the same title.
Since then she has researched and written many articles on art historical and local historical subjects, and is available to give public lectures on four of them, details of which are given below.
Based in Hampshire in the United Kingdom, Christine is available to research / write / curate / lecture on any work you may wish to commission. Her prices are: £80 per hour (pro rata for half-hour or three-quarter hour lectures) plus
travelling expenses..
Christine’s published articles include:
‘Visionary Artist’, Hampshire, the county magazine, July 2003
‘How the Mary Rose was found’, Hampshire View, July 2005
‘Aiming ever higher, tracing the development from local “Tech” to the new Southampton Solent University’, Hampshire, the county magazine, February 2006
‘Sir John Everett Millais’, Hampshire, the county magazine, December 2007
‘The Renaissance artist behind the Brotherhood’, Hampshire, the county magazine, May 2008
‘Southampton’s tale of two Portswood houses’, Hampshire, the county magazine, August 2008
‘A tale of three cities – Calcutta, Southampton and Florence’, Co-written with Simona Di Marco and published in the British Art Journal,
Spring 2009
Work in progress includes:
‘The Revd William Gilpin’ for the Hampshire Papers series published by the County Record Office
‘William Jupe, Master Builder of Southampton’ for Hampshire, the county magazine
‘Augustus John’ for Hampshire, the county magazine.
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