Exploring the history of your painting with a technical examination report
Many paintings that come to our studio have been in a family...
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Many paintings that come to our studio have been in a family...
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One of the most frequent reasons for painting restoration is discolouration of...
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Chiaroscuro (noun) the use of areas of light and dark in an...
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A painting is made up of various layers, including paints, varnishes, and...
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A pigment is a powder that gives a paint its colour, when...
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Condition reporting is the first step of the conservation process. After a...
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When a painting undergoes a professional analysis it is important to document...
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Signatures are an important connection between the artwork and artist, the same...
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During the restoration process, our team often discovers areas that have been...
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Artwork is restored for various reasons, whether it is a highly sentimental...
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The Golden Boy: Inside the Conservation of a Jacobean Portrait from 1616
An Elaborate Meiji Censer: Restoring Japanese Bronze
Preserving a Family Portrait by Leo Whelan
Restoring a Renoir Etching: Removing Paper Stains & Discolouration