[Scribes] Sir Colin Cole Heraldry Prize
Mark Calderwood
scribes@sca.org.au
Tue, 14 Jan 2003 14:59:22 +1100
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Thought this would be of interest if anyone is eligible <wistful=20
sigh>...imagine how we'd blitz this...
Sir Colin Cole Heraldry Prize
A new prize is to be established in memory of the late Sir Colin Cole,=20
former Garter King of Arms, former Sheriff of the City of London and a Past=
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Master of the Worshipful Company of Scriveners.
The intention is to encourage the study and the practice of heraldic=20
art. The prize will be awarded annually by the Scriveners Company to any=20
student or graduate of a recognised art course (A level and above) at a=20
school or college in the United Kingdom, or any practitioner of the art of=
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heraldry who lives or works in the United Kingdom.
The criteria are as follows:
1. Entries should be in full colour and submitted on good quality paper,=
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vellum or board, at least A4 in size
2. Whilst observing established heraldic principles, entries should be=20
bold and imaginative
3. The subject matter may be any heraldic theme, from full armorial=20
bearings (either genuine or invented) to a simple device or design
4. Entries should be accompanied by a brief written description
5. Entrants should be under the age of 35 on 1 September 2003
Entries for the first Heraldry Prize should be submitted to The Clerk of=20
the Scriveners Company by Monday 1 September 2003 (see address below).
All entries must show the entrants name, address, date of birth, School or=
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College, any art courses undertaken, and any prior interest in heraldry, as=
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well as a brief written description of the entry on a separate sheet of=
paper.
The judges will include: Peter Gwynn-Jones CVO, Garter King of Arms; a=20
professional heraldic artist; the Master of the Scriveners Company; and a=20
member of Sir Colin's family.
The prize will consist of an engrossed certificate from the Scriveners=20
Company and a cheque for =A3600, to be presented at a livery dinner or=20
reception in the City of London in late 2003 or early 2004. The winning=20
entry will be retained by the Scriveners Company for exhibition as it sees=
fit.
For further information please contact:
The Clerk
The Worshipful Company of Scriveners
HQS Wellington
Temple Stairs
Victoria Embankment
London WC2R 2PN
Tel: 020 7240 0529
Fax: 020 7497 0645
Email: <mailto:clerk@scriveners.org.uk>clerk@scriveners.org.uk
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<h1>Thought this would be of interest if anyone is eligible <wistful
sigh>...imagine how we'd blitz this...<br><br>
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<div align=3D"center">Sir Colin Cole Heraldry Prize</h1> <br><br>
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A new prize is to be established in memory of the late Sir Colin Cole,
former Garter King of Arms, former Sheriff of the City of London and a
Past Master of the Worshipful Company of Scriveners.
<br><br>
The intention is to encourage the study and the practice of heraldic
art. The prize will be awarded annually by the Scriveners Company
to any student or graduate of a recognised art course (A level and above)
at a school or college in the United Kingdom, or any practitioner of the
art of heraldry who lives or works in the United Kingdom. =20
<br><br>
The criteria are as follows:<br>
1. Entries should be in full colour and submitted on good
quality paper, vellum or board, at least A4 in size<br><br>
2. Whilst observing established heraldic principles, entries
should be bold and imaginative<br><br>
3. The subject matter may be any heraldic theme, from full
armorial bearings (either genuine or invented) to a simple device or
design<br><br>
4. Entries should be accompanied by a brief written
description<br><br>
5. Entrants should be under the age of 35 on 1 September
2003<br><br>
Entries for the first Heraldry Prize should be submitted to The Clerk of
the Scriveners Company by Monday 1 September 2003 (see address
below).<br><br>
All entries must show the entrants name, address, date of birth, School
or College, any art courses undertaken, and any prior interest in
heraldry, as well as a brief written description of the entry on a
separate sheet of paper.<br><br>
The judges will include: Peter Gwynn-Jones CVO, Garter King of
Arms; a professional heraldic artist; the Master of the Scriveners
Company; and a member of Sir Colin's family.<br><br>
The prize will consist of an engrossed certificate from the
Scriveners Company and a cheque for =A3600, to be presented at a livery
dinner or reception in the City of London in late 2003 or early
2004. The winning entry will be retained by the Scriveners Company
for exhibition as it sees fit.<br><br>
<div align=3D"center">For further information please contact:<br>
The Clerk<br>
The Worshipful Company of Scriveners<br>
HQS Wellington<br>
Temple Stairs<br>
Victoria Embankment<br>
London WC2R 2PN<br>
Tel: 020 7240 0529<br>
Fax: 020 7497 0645<br>
Email:
<a href=3D"mailto:clerk@scriveners.org.uk">clerk@scriveners.org.uk</a><br><b=
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