#art-conservation

#art-conservation

In the 1970s two scientists at the British Museum and the National Gallery in London did some research and made recommendations to their institutions based on the requirements of the HVAC system to maintain human comfort.

Researchers from NYU and UA have developed a new version of Beva 371, which is safer, adaptable, and can take on various forms, ensuring conservation stability.

Musée d'Orsay's live restoration of Gustave Courbet's 'A Burial at Ornans' lets art lovers witness the meticulous process, aiming to restore its original vibrance by 2026.

"What do we know about actual pigment usage in this region at this time period? Does it all have to come from Europe? It's possible there are indigenous knowledge of colorants that we don't know about."

"This tap test, with its hands-on interaction with the art and intrusive scaffolding to access works in the vaulted ceilings, is a manual and highly subjective process."

The owners recognize the cultural significance of the goat, a piece by the renowned British artist Banksy, and appreciate the community's interest in and affection for the artwork.

When a crane first heaved Pattison's mammoth steed from the basement...it was unlike anything the campus had seen before, with a cage-like midsection of pointed ribs.

"Medical Research Through the Ages," a massive metal and tile mosaic depicting scientists and lab equipment, has been visible through the high glass-windowed lobby of the pharmaceutical giant's midtown Manhattan office since the 1960s.