Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution - Project Proposal Template

This project proposal template explores the exhibition of master jeweller Carl Fabergé and the Anglo-Russian cooperation that saw a London office open in 1903. The proposal discusses the candidate's interest in design and creativity and their strategy to offer creative things to build a one-of-a-kind value for their products across the whole London marketplace.

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Project Proposal Template
2021/2023
Foundation in Design and Creative B us i ne ss
“The coming of Fabergé
flashed like a comet
through the black firmament
of over-seriousness
everywhere and with such
unmistakable brilliance.”
(Henry Bainbridge, Fabergé's
London agent)

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Project Proposal Template
Candidate Name
Candidate Number
Pathwa
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Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution
Project Title
Section 1: Review (approx. 150 words)
This exhibition examines master jeweller Carl Fabergé, the man behind the internationally
recognised firm that epitomizes Russian craftsmanship, wealth, and refinement, as well as the
Anglo-Russian cooperation that saw a London office open in 1903. This is London's most
popular show, and it's a great opportunity to be a part of it. This exhibition is quite
interesting, and I am pleased that I was able to attend it since I learned a lot of new things as
well as different approaches to representing actual artefacts in an effective and persuasive
manner. This exhibition's major focus is on a variety of items such as Imperial lens cloth and
other products.
Imperial pattern notepad, Blue egg drop hook earrings, Beaded black metallic clutch, Pink
trellis egg pendant necklace, Pearl headband, and Beaded wooden frame I've seen that I have
certain strengths, such as time management, inventiveness, and innovativeness, as well as
some weaknesses, such as a lack of awareness and critical problem-solving skills. In the
context of this foundation, I've learned a lot about creativity, representation, and how to
exhibit goods and preserve quality.
Section 2: Project Concept (approx. 250 words)
I intend to concentrate on the most effective form of business in order to attract customers
and expand my client base. I'm highly interested in design and creativity, which is why I
wanted to follow a certain brand to see if I could receive some nice support for my business.
Through Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution, I learned how to create creative items

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as well as how to focus on the design and innovation of products such as jewellery, fashion
products, print, homeware, stationery, and many more. I have a strategy to offer creative
things so that I may build a one-of-a-kind value for my products across the whole London
marketplace. I researched a variety of topics in order to come up with this concept, and then I
came upon the Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution.
I prepared a lot of things in order to attend this exhibition, which helped me a lot to analyse
the material on "Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution." In order to be a part of this
show, I completed both primary and secondary research. I used to interview and survey
approaches to gather information and analyse other people's perspectives on this show so that
I could make an informed decision about whether or not to go. I also used secondary
research, such as reading other people's reviews and reading about this show from numerous
sources to decide whether or not to visit.

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Project Proposal Template
Section 3: Evaluation (approx. 100 words)
I want to use primary and secondary research approaches in order to make an informed
choice regarding the show. I've also sought peer criticism and asked my academic advisors
for advice so that I may make the best decisions possible. With the support of my mentors'
coaching, I am certain that I will be able to complete my project successfully. My approach
entails preparing a shop layout in which I may provide a unique and new texture to my items
and services.
Proposed Research Sources and Bibliography (Harvard Format)
Frazier, I., 2019. What Ever Happened to the Russian Revolution?. In The Best American
Magazine Writing 2018 (pp. 221-270). Columbia University Press.
Romaniello, M.P., Smith, A.K. and Starks, T. eds., 2021. The Life Cycle of Russian Things:
From Fish Guts to Fabergé, 1600-Present. Bloomsbury Publishing.
Tenneriello, S., 2019. Staging Sochi 2014: The Soft Power of Geocultural Politics in the
Olympic Opening Ceremony. Theatre Research International, 44(1), pp.23-39.
Project Action Plan and Timeline
Week Date Week
Beginning
Activity/What you are
intending to do –
including independent
Resources/What you will
need to do it – including
access to workshopsWeek 1 December 1 Secondary and PrimaryDevelopment methods and

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Week 2 December 10 Power of Analytical Research.
Week 3 December 17 The activity of problem-
solving
With the use of a case study
Week 4 December 26 Intended leadership Following influential leaders and
role-plays.

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