An Aid for the Conservator-Restorer: Infrared Photography
The most common application of Infrared Photography is to show preparatory under-drawings, composition variations and difficult to read inscriptions.
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Outdoor Bronze Sculpture Maintenance in Florida
Due to the relative high resistance of the material, bronze has been widely used for outdoor…
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Watercolor Conservation: Can a Discolored Watercolor be Rescued?
Watercolor conservation is a specialized field that focuses on preserving and restoring watercolor artworks, which are…
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Inpainting, Retouching and Over-painting
Inpainting, retouching and over-painting are terms commonly used in the conservation – restoration field. On occasion they are used interchangeably, but there are subtle differences that should be clarified.
