VISUAL ARTS
Turkish Marbling 
June 13, 2010
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Learn the preparation of a wide range of colors used in Turkish (ebru) marbling as well as the elegant method of figuring; thus producing the floral effects that have for centuries captured the minds and hearts this Ottoman/Islamic art. In addition to these traditional techniques, explore the wide range of contemporary marbling. Each student will print a 15 x 45 inch silk scarf and several matching paper prints used to create cards, wrapping paper, gift boxes, etc.
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206 Lincoln Drive
Philadelphia, PA 19144 -
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Tickets: Historic RittenhouseTown members: $55 Nonmembers: $70
Info Phone: 215-438-5711
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Dates:
June 13, 2010Times:
11 am-4 pm -
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Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.
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