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variety of museum services are available, including the following: |
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Design
of large-format digital graphics and maps, posters, brochures. |
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Example:
Pennsylvania 1758, 2007. Map details
progress of the British army in Pennsylvania, 1754 - 1758. |
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Digital
Restoration of Paintings, Drawings and Photographs. |
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Example:
Digital Restoration of Oil Painting,
Sir John Ligonier by Joshua Reynolds, 1995 (1) |
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Exhibit
research, design and construction. |
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Example:
Historical research, design and construction of exhibit, "The
Cabinet of Curiosities," featuring an accurate interpretation
of an eighteenth-century museum with authentic and reproduction artifacts.
Exhibit created for the Clark County Historical Society (Springfield,
Ohio), 1995. |
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Production
and post-production of instructional and training videos, including
state-of-the-art special visual effects. |
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Photography
of museum collections, including safe handling of rare historic artifacts. |
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Example:
Photographed Fort Ligonier Collection (over 500 artifacts), ca. 2001
- 2007. |
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Historical
research services. |
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Example:
Author, "The Book of the Fair. 1700 - 1825." published in
1989. Extensive historical research on the subject of eighteenth-century
English fairs. This book has since become a primary resource for researchers
on this subject. |
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Recreation
of period stage scenery and props. |
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Researched
and created reproductions of authentic historic clothing (men's and
women's) ca. 1750 -1815. |
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Example:
Historical research, design and construction of eighteenth-century
stage scenery for the Clark County Historical Society (Springfield,
Ohio), 1986-1987. |
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Example:
Co-producer and Co-director, "The Beggar's Opera," performed
in 1993. A historically accurate eighteenth-century ballad opera production
presented by the Clark County Historical Society (Springfield, Ohio)
and Opera Americana (Alexandria, Virginia). Keith West also performed
the lead role of Macheath, singing twelve songs. |
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Example:
Research, design and construction of multimedia exhibit, "Phantasmagoria,"
a recreation of a late eighteenth-century Parisian entertainment.
"Phantasmagoria" featured a rear-projection screen with
multiple projectors and soundtracks to recreate the early "ghost
show." Approximately fifteen thousand people viewed the exhibit.
Exhibit created for the Clark County Historical Society (Springfield,
Ohio), 1982 (revised 1984, 1985). |
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are provided on the Gallery pages. |
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