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Real heraldry: The UK Heraldic Art and Design Conference 2005

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Tim Powys-Lybbe

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Jun 25, 2004, 5:23:36 AM6/25/04
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I've just had some detail of this from the organiser Stephen Friar who
wrote:

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Provisional Outline:
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The conference is intended for all heraldry enthusiasts, whether expert
or otherwise. I am anxious that it should be a social occasion as well
as a feast of heraldic colour!

Speakers include (with provisional subject titles):
Anthony Wood (Medieval Heraldic Art and Design)
Keith Lovell (Victorian Heraldic Art)
John Hayward (Stained Glass: Medieval to the Present Day)
Adrian Ailes (Heraldry in the Tudor Visitations)
Stephen Slater (Modern Military Heraldic Design)

There will be a guided tour of the heraldry in Sherborne Abbey and (I
hope) an exhibition of work by the Society of Heraldic Arts.

Location, etc:
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Date: 1-3 April 2005 starting at 5.30 on the Friday and concluding
after lunch on the Sunday. (This is Easter week, ie after Easer
Sunday.)

Cost: Residential fees approx. £115 (2 nights B & B, 2 dinners, 2 buffet
lunches, morning coffee and afternoon tea); non-residential fees
£75 (as above without B & B)

Contact: Stephen Friar, M. Phil., FHS, Glebe House, Folke, Sherborne,
Dorset DT9 5HP, England

Tel: 01963 210337 (from England)

Email: friar...@btinternet.com


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Obviously further details will be made available later, possibly in
August. But places can be reserved now.

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Tim Powys-Lybbe t...@powys.org
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Stephen J Plowman

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Jun 28, 2004, 7:11:42 AM6/28/04
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I got details of the conference via the White Lion Society. I scanned
a copy of the leaflet in PDF format which can be downloaded from:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~heraldicimages/conf2005.PDF

Yours aye

Stephen

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