Mother of Pearl: the history and restoration of iridescent decoration
One of the most admired decorative materials in the world is nacre,...
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One of the most admired decorative materials in the world is nacre,...
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Welcome to the latest edition of our regional artists series. This week...
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Welcome to our latest edition of Conservation Curiosities, where we detail some...
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Whilst ukiyo-e flourished for centuries in a commercial Japanese market, the opening...
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Many of the paintings we care for have been composed by world-renowned...
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Frames are not the only gilt items to benefit from professional care,...
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From walls filled with oil paintings to cabinets full of porcelain, many...
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As well as producing marvellous still life bouquets, symbolic landscapes and grand...
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Many of the oil paintings we come across in our studio are...
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Long before the advent of television and the everyday inclusion of a...
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The distinctive style of Japanese lacquerware can be found on a wide...
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The age of a painting can often be part of its appeal,...
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This week’s conservation curiosity are sculptural antique busts. This classical form of...
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Due to its easily sculpted and versatile nature, alabaster has been used...
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Some of the most valuable antiques in the world are made of...
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Welcome to our latest edition of regional artists. This week we are...
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Watercolour paintings are one of the most frequent genres of art to...
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Welcome to our conservation curiosity series, this week we are looking into...
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The collection of artwork housed by a church, abbey or cathedral can...
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Often in the course of restoration our conservators find hidden areas that...
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