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Did you know that our eyes are more sensitive to texture than to colour? When it comes to repairing damages to the original paint layer and replacing losses, it’s just as important to achieve a match in recreating the original texture as it is

Have you ever wondered why some paintings appear matte or patchy, while others look glossy? And why many old paintings have a yellowish-brown tone? The answer is often varnish.
Most Old Master paintings had a thin transparent varnish layer applied wh

Have you ever been curious about how conservators remove surface dirt from paintings? One of the most frequent challenges we face is how to remove accumulated dust and ingrained dirt from the delicate front and reverse of paintings. Dirt can be categ

Have you ever wondered which materials conservators use for treating paintings, and why? In this mini-series of posts, we will delve into key areas of conservation, discussing the types of tasks we carry out and the materials we use for each task. Fr

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Simon, Léonie, Majo, Emily & Rita are accredited conservator-restorers (ACR), a professional qualification awarded by the Institute of Conservation (ICON), the UK’s professional body of conservators