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Art Conservation Services for School Estates
Our team offers a range of conservation services for school collections, including the restoration of paintings, murals and important documents or objects. We can also advise on safe display and preservation of art and specialist items.
The diverse and historic collection of a school is often entwined with the rich history of the institution. Artwork can inspire students, staff and prospective parents, playing vital role in connecting the present day pupils to past alumni and historic events.
We have played a key role in preserving artworks and items of cultural value to the public, including projects completed for the Duke of Wellington, Church of England, and the he Historic Houses Foundation.
Projects by our team include the restoration of an 18th century Robert Adam ceiling in Mayfair, the restoration of oil paintings including a Mater Admirabilis for Woldingham School in Surrey and the rescue of a 19th century mural at Westonbirt School following an escape of water.
Art Conservation for Schools
All of our conservators have professional training to museum standards. This ensures that all artworks or historic objects in their care will not have any unessential or unethical intervention during the restoration process.
Conservation treatments and assessments can be provided on site or within our purpose-built conservation studio.
Our team is experienced in having a swift response to disasters when high value and culturally important items are at risk, whether this is through private arrangement or with the liaison of an insurance firm.
Professional Restoration
We are happy to assist with complex projects, condition reports or disaster response following fires and floods. Areas of expertise our team covers include:
- Historic and contemporary paintings on canvas, panel or metal
- Works on paper such as documents, engravings and watercolours
- Decorative objects such as sculptures made from bronze, wood and ceramics
- Frame restoration and gold leaf application
- Interior artworks and decorative features, such as ceilings and frescos
- Furniture repairs with historically accurate techniques and treatments
- Textile conservation including curtains, rugs, tapestries and costumes
- Unusual and specialist items with unique or mixed materials
