by Franck Mercurio, Publications Editor

6/27/2024

frank benson, early evening, American Impressionism, summer, summer vacation, beach towns, north haven, maine, escape the heat

Cincinnati’s summertime temps and high humidity make me long for the beach resorts of the Northeast—towns like Fire Island and Provincetown where generations of urban (and suburban) folk have flocked to escape the heat of summer.

by Serena Urry, Chief Conservator

8/10/2023

CAMConservation, paintings conservation, Theodore Robinson, Impressionism, American Impressionism

We’ve had this painting by American Impressionist Theodore Robinson (1852–1896) listed for varnish removal for a while. That’s because curators and conservators know that Impressionist artists rarely varnished their paintings.

by Serena Urry, Chief Conservator

4/13/2023

CAMConservation, paintings conservation, Impressionism, Pierre Auguste Renoir

Painted by the French Impressionist Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841–1919), Fog on Guernsey recently paid a visit to our lab for cleaning—and it let us in on a charming secret.

by Conservation

12/9/2021

CAMConservation, paintings conservation, Impressionism, impressionist, French immpressionist, Paul Cezanne

Be sure to stop by Gallery 227 to see Still Life in Blue with Lemon after its visit to Conservation.

by Conservation

2/27/2020

sisley, Impressionism, paintings conservation, varnish removal, yellowed varnish, behind the scenes, conservation

This beautiful landscape by Impressionist Alfred Sisley was recently being cleaned of its varnish by our paintings conservator.

by Conservation

1/30/2020

hassam, Impressionism, impressionist, conservation, paintings conservation, behind the scenes

One of the perks of being a conservator is of course spending many hours up-close-and-personal with great art.

by Conservation

8/4/2016

conservation, paintings conservation, Impressionism, seascape, varnish, Claude Monet

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