Tags: Conservation
The back or reverse of a piece
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- Projects-Treatment of Two Leonard Baskin Lithographs
- Conservation of a Victorian Taxidermy Aviary ShadowboxA great before and after example of a recent painting treatment. Through surface cleaning and minor conservation intervention, the painting now represents the artist’s original intention and is now back on display.
- Conservation of Two Leonard Baskin Lithographs
- Treatment of The Prodigal Son Tending the SwineCharles Prendergast was a renowned frame-maker at the turn of the century. This heirloom albumen print arrived at our studio for framing. We selected this 3/4″ width, Charles Prendergast-inspired frame. The two-tone 22k and 12k white gold leaf with inscribed flower blossoms at each corner provided visual interest without overwhelming the portrait. With the details of the floral design and the implementation of two different karats of gold leaf, this frame honors the vision of Prendergast by “bringing out the fine points of a good picture”.
- Currier Before Ives: Conservation of an 1848 Democratic Presidential Campaign Lithograph