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| Nic Boyes
(BA Hons, P.G.Dip Arch Stone Cons.), trained in architectural stone
conservation at Weymouth College and subsequently worked for a well-established
conservation firm based in the South West of England. Nic Boyes then
spent over six years working within Historic Scotland at the Historic
Scotland Conservation Centre in Edinburgh before starting Nicolas
Boyes Stone Conservation in January 2000. |
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| Anabela Machado
joined our conservation team here in Scotland
in the summer of 2003. Born and educated in Portugal, Ana’s first
degree was in Conservation & Restoration, before further studies in
the History of Art. Her professional experiences in the conservation
of furniture, sculpture, paintings and gold works, together with her
extensive knowledge of art history, brings a valuable contribution
to our conservation team and varied works here in Britain. |
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| Greig Sivills
was born in Edinburgh, but grew up in Hong Kong. He completed a four
year apprenticeship in stone masonry at St. Mary’s Cathedral Workshop,
Edinburgh in 1999. He was invited by the Workshop to stay as a tradesman
to teach new apprentices, which he did for 18 months following St.
Mary's. Greig’s other passion is music, which he studied for three
years. He plays drums in Nixie Kye who were signed in 2003 to Molotov
Records. Greg has been working with NBSC since June of 2003. |
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| Harry Beale Collins'
primary occupation is in conservation, with a
making and restoration background. It was cabinet making, which got
him interested in restoration, which in turn led him to complete a
degree in conservation in 1995. His career path has allowed him to
work on some major architectural conservation projects such as the
House of Commons and St. Paul’s Cathedral and more recently with the
Royal Artillery Museum working on their collection of military models.
Harry, a ‘Kentish Man’, is an ardent Chelsea supporter. |
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| Jeroen Boel joined
NBSC in December 2003. Born in Belgium, Jeroen obtained his Masters
in the Conservation of Stone and Sculpture in Antwerp with a specialisation
in stone carving. His studies allowed him to partake in the Socrates
exchange in Poland, where he gained valuable experience in the conservation
of gypsum artefacts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the National
Museum in Cracow. |
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| Kerry Samantha Bowes
Originally from Northumberland, Kerry crossed the
border to join NBSC in January 2003. Following her first degree in
the Fine Arts she spent time working on excavations and in museums
across the length of Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site. More recently,
during her time working in the curatorial sector of English Heritage,
she completed her Masters in Museum Studies at Newcastle University.
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