Painting Conservation
Flaking paint consolidation
Damaged oil painting
Such an damege spoils the enjoyment value of the whole painting, so it is worth repairing it. Fine art conservation enquiry: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Art collection piece: Gy. Hincz ” Still life”
The surface of the painting, which had been stored in the wrong place for a long time. It was dusty and difficult to clean due to the thick impasso. Fine art conservation: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Art Collection Piece: Ö.Guzsik: A Street of Taban
Oil painting restoration: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Painting conservation
Filling and retouching of losses. Losses to the paint layer are usually restored by filling them with putty composed of a binding agent and filler. The surface of the fill is levelled and structured to blend with the surrounding paint layers. Art restoration: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Restoration of Grandma’s portrait
Fine art cleaning: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
What makes the oil painting dark?
Dirt deposition on the painting surface has a tendency to give the painting a grey, dull appearance. It may consist of dust from the environment, as well as particulates from pollution in the air. Deposits from nicotine usually appear yellowish. Painting cleaning: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Damaged canvas problem
Canvas repair: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Cleaning process on oil paintings
The cleaning of a painting is an important part of remedial conservation as it can reveal a painting from a discoloured varnish and can remove previous deceptive restorations, exposing the original paint layers beneath. Fine art cleaning: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972