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Taxidermy workshop 6, Valentines, at Barts Pathology Museum. More Photos here
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I’ve uploaded the rest of the photos of yesterdays Taxidermy Workshop here
Posted on December 2, 2012 with 5 notes
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Taxidermy Workshop ~ Christmas Special!
Taxidermy tutorial for beginners in the fantastic Grade II Listed Pathology Museum (St Bart’s Hospital campus).
Price includes tutorial, all materials and refreshments. Delegates will also be able to take home their work.
£60, (bunnies are a bit pricer I’m afraid) buy tickets here: http://tinyurl.com/christmas-stuff
All proceeds go toward the restoration of Bart’s Pathology Museum.
Posted on November 18, 2012 with 16 notes
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More Playgroup Festival - Live Taxidermy photos here
Posted on September 22, 2012 with 6 notes
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Next Workshop, Halloween special! We’ll be working on rats this time, and halloweenie accessories will be supplied, so make sure you’re on the waiting list by emailing c.connolly@qmul.ac.uk
(Date currently confirmed as 20th October)
Posted on September 16, 2012 with 59 notes
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Posted on September 9, 2012 with 9 notes
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Bags ready for Taxidermy lessons this Saturday at Barts Pathology Museum..
Posted on July 26, 2012 with 1 note
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Taxidermy lessons at Barts Pathology Museum, more photos here
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If you would like to be placed on the waiting list for the next scheduled taxidermy class at Barts Pathology museum, please e-mail Carla at c.connolly@qmul.ac.uk
There is currently one ticket left for the 30th June Workshop, hurry! x
Tickets available via www.amandasautopsies.com
Amanda's Autopsies Taxidermy
www.amandasautopsies.com
Amanda has mainly been influenced by Walter Potter,
who was one of the first to dress up preserved animals
in costumes. When the Potter collection was split up
and sold on to private collectors a few years back,
Amanda wanted to recreate some of the pieces herself,
as most of the collection would never be seen by
the public again. She now does generic taxidermy,
jewellery, and steampunk themed pieces on commission.
Amanda doesn't use animals that were killed for taxidermy, she uses reptile feed, road kill and animals that died naturally. She creates taxidermy to preserve the beauty of the animal.
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