by by Cecile Mear, Conservator of Works on Paper
4/5/2024
CAMConservation, paper conservation, Lesley Dill, prints, Tandem Press
Two prints by Lesley Dill featured in the recent post by Curator of Prints Kristin Spangenberg are now on view in Gallery 150. While preparing the prints for framing, I had the opportunity to examine them closely and photograph details that reveal the artist’s creative use of materials.
by Kristin Spangenberg, Curator of Prints
3/11/2024
New Acquisition, recent acquisitions, prints, Sojourner Truth, Shakers, Mother Ann Lee, Lesley Dill
Two works by Lesley Dill (American, b. 1950)
by Cecile Mear, Conservator of Works on Paper
8/31/2023
Raphael Soyer, prints, paper conservation, CAMConservation
In 2019 and 2020 the museum received three prints by American artist Raphael Soyer (1899–1987), the first of his prints to enter the museum’s collection.
by Cecile Mear, Conservator of Works on Paper
6/30/2023
CAMConservation, Toyohara Kunichika, ukiyo-e prints, kabuki actor prints, paper conservation
In 2005 the museum received a gift of Japanese art that includes ceramics, paintings, and prints. Now that our Curator of Prints Kristin Spangenberg has finished researching the 35 prints in this gift, I am reviewing their needs before moving them to their permanent storage locations.
by Conservation
4/21/2022
paper conservation, Mexican prints, Jose Ignacio Aguirre
Mexican Printmakers 1920s to 1950s is on display until August 14, where you can see this print and learn about Aguirre and his fellow artists.
by Lynne Pearson, Curatorial Assistant, East Asian Art
8/25/2021
Laughing Buddha, Seven Lucky Gods, Hotei, East Asian Art, Walter and Vanida Davison, Hou-Mei Sung, Enduring Beauty: East Asian Lacquer, Tsuchiya Gado, prints
Earlier this year, longtime donors Walter and Vanida Davison gifted the Art Museum this beautiful 20th century Japanese painting depicting the Buddhist deity Hotei from their family art collection. Who is Hotei?
by Conservation
1/23/2020
Frank Duveneck, Monotype, Paper Conservation, behind the scenes, prints, Mussel Gatherers in Chioggia
If you have been following the Behind the Scenes in Conservation posts, you know that a lot of works by Frank Duveneck have passed through the Conservation Department over the past years.
by Conservation
5/24/2018
behind the scenes, conservation, Jean Wentzel, paper conservation, prints
This spring in paper conservation, we’re looking at a print of Cincinnati, a view of the city from across the river in Kentucky.
by conservation
2/1/2018
behind the scenes, conservation, prints, printmaking, Blanche Dillaye
Next month a group of etchings by American women printmakers will go on display in G213.
by Conservation
11/30/2017
behind the scenes, conservation, paper, works on paper, prints, Prints and Drawings
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by Conservation
8/10/2017
behind the scenes, conservation, paper, prints, Albrecht Dϋrer
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by Sophie Weinstein
7/28/2017
prints, Prints and Drawings, Japan, works on paper, woodcut
Posted by: Sophie Weinstein
by Conservation
8/25/2016
Van Gogh, behind the scenes, conservation, paper conservation, prints, Émile Bernard
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by Findus the House Cat, transcribed by Amy Meyer
7/6/2016
cats, Modern Cat and Master Cats, prints, Joan Miró, Charley Harper
Posted by: Findus the House Cat, transcribed by Amy Meyer
by Conservation
4/6/2016
conservation, cats, works on paper, paper conservation, prints, behind the scenes
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by Kristin Spangenberg
3/11/2016
Etching Revival, etchings, Daubigny, Twachman, prints, Prints and Drawings, Kristin Spangenberg, exhibitions, Charles François Daubigny, J. M. W. Turner, John Henry Twachtman
Posted By: Kristin Spangenberg
by Conservation
2/11/2016
conservation, behind the scenes, paper conservation, works on paper, Stephen Parrish, Etching Revival, prints, etchings
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by Conservation
1/14/2016
conservation, behind the scenes, exhibition design, paper, prints, works on paper
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by Conservation
8/6/2015
conservation, behind the scenes, paper conservation, works on paper, prints, Howard Warsaw
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by Conservation
4/16/2015
conservation, behind the scenes, works on paper, paper conservation, prints, Cincinnati artists
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by Erin Kelley
4/6/2015
installation, design and installation, behind the scenes, Up at Bat, Andy Warhol, Pete Rose, prints
Posted By: Erin Kelley
by Salena McKenzie
3/30/2015
photography, Photo Services, digitization, prints, curatorial, IMLS, behind the scenes, Kristin Spangenberg, Salena McKenzie
Posted By: Salena McKenzie
by Conservation
3/19/2015
conservation, behind the scenes, paper conservation, works on paper, prints, Herbert Greer French
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