Captured on Canvas: The Life of Fanny Eaton - Friday 14th April

Black Cultural Archives

Join us for an engaging theatrical performance that brings to life the remarkable story of Fanny Eaton, a Jamaican-born artists' model.

Captured on Canvas: The life of Fanny Eaton Through interactive storytelling, you&#x27;ll discover the fascinating history behind Fanny Eaton&#x27;s captivating beauty that was immortalized on canvas by renowned Victorian painters.Following the play, artist Michael Kyeyune will lead a fun and informative workshop where you&#x27;ll learn to create your own caricature. Whether you&#x27;re an art enthusiast or you&#x27;re looking to engage children in a creative outlet, this is an experience for all ages.Don&#x27;t miss out on this exciting event to celebrate World Art Day! Register now and be transported to a different era as we celebrate the legacy of Fanny Eaton.Performance starts at 2pm sharp. Please arrive in time to be seated. Portrait and caricature workshop will run from 3pm – 4pm. *FREE, but donations welcome to enable us to continue to put on family activities. I﻿mage: Stocks,_Walter_Fryer,_Mrs._Fanny_Eaton,_ca._1859

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Captured on Canvas: The Life of Fanny Eaton - Friday 14th April

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