by Cecile Mear, Conservator of Works on Paper
8/22/2024
CAMConservation, Chuck Close, Keith Hollingworth, paper pulp print, Art Bridges, Denison Museum, Denison University, portrait, paintings conservation
Denison Museum at Denison University (Granville, Ohio) will show nine Cincinnati Art Museum pieces in different media from August 29 to November 29, 2024, in their exhibition Portraying Identity .
by Serena Urry, Chief Conservator
3/14/2024
CAMConservation, British portraiture, paintings conservation, Henry Raeburn, British catalog project, CAM British Painting catalog, CAM British Paintings
As paintings conservators, we may use chemicals, but we certainly don’t give facials.
by Kristopher Reisser, Conservation Intern
6/8/2023
CAMConservation, paintings conservation, cam intern, mather brown, portrait, European Paintings
When I read the curatorial file for this painting, I discovered a remarkably expansive biography, not just of the painting itself, but also of the sitter and the artist. What is most interesting to me, though, is the sitter’s story.
by Serena Urry, Chief Conservator
3/16/2023
CAMConservation, paintings conservation, British portraiture
This portrait of an anonymous lady by an anonymous British artist was so dirty that only the most basic details were visible before conservation.
by Serena Urry, Chief Conservator
2/16/2023
CAMConservation, paintings conservation, Sir Joshua Reynolds, portrait, British catalog project, European Paintings
These three portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds (British, 1723–1792) have come out of storage and into the conservation lab for the museum’s British catalog project . They are due to be examined, and perhaps treated, before heading to our photography department for high resolution imaging.
by Emily Bauman
10/11/2017
curatorial, portrait, John James Audubon, photography, daguerreotypye
Posted by: Emily Bauman
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