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"Dr. Elizabeth A Richards" <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 30 Nov 2010 15:18:56 -0700
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Cyndie Lack, a paintings conservator is trying to find information on 
the notation found on the inside of a tacking edge of a canvas, from a 
1938 painting.

The stamps says TICKEN CANVAS.  Prepared by Winsor & Newton, Ltd. 
London, England.

The canvas was suppled and prepared by Winsor & Newton and sold though 
an artist's supply retailer in Montreal  (C. R. Crowley)  Winsor & 
Newton did not put the Ticken stamp on the canvas, Crowley did.

Does anyone have a definition for TICKEN canvas?  The British artist's 
supplier part of the National Portrait Gallery website seems to use the 
term as a synonym for canvas, but Cinda wondered if it has a more 
specific meaning.

Thanks for the help.

Elizabeth Richards
KCR Textile Consultants Ltd.

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