Oh, Brother Part 1

Apr 10, 2023
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It is not uncommon to look at a painting and right from the outset know that the scope of work will be broad and demanding. The hope is that despite all of the problems and challenges, the piece will respond well to the treatments and reveal itself as worthy of care and attention. Nevertheless, that first glance often yields a resounding "Oh, Brother"
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Julian Baumgartner begins a complex restoration on an oval painting of a monk, addressing extensive yellowed varnish, grime, and structural damage. The process involves removing a brittle, old lining and stabilizing the canvas using a traditional facing technique before cleaning can begin.
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