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Art collection piece: J. Pap “Still life with porcelain and fruits”
Cleaning process on fine art work
The painting has the same detail before and after cleaning. Because it means so much when the fine art work is freed from the dirt on it. Fine art cleaning enquiry: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972
Portrait painting
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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
Canvas repair
Fine art conservation: ann.conservation@gmail.com or 07450008972