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Category Archives: Painting on canvas
Top 5 Art and Painting Restoration Tips for New Art Owners in Los Angeles County and Orange County, California
Whether you’ve inherited cherished artworks, are contemplating starting an art collection, or are a budding hobbyist art collector, understanding the fundamentals of art conservation is paramount to preserving the integrity and value of your precious pieces. Embarking on a journey … Continue reading
Identifying and Preventing Warping from Water Damage in Paintings in Santa Barbara, Thousand Oaks, Los Angeles, and Orange County
Are you noticing a slight curve or bend in your oil or acrylic paintings? Perhaps the frame seems slightly warped? Don’t overlook these signs, as they could indicate underlying issues that require attention. In this article, we’ll delve into how … Continue reading
What to Do About Flaking on Oil or Acrylic Paintings
Have you noticed developing flaking on oil or acrylic paintings in your collection? If so, don’t worry! Your paintings are not doomed. Flaking is a common issue that art owners may encounter, particularly with paintings done in oil or acrylic. … Continue reading
Identifying and Preventing Water Damage on Paintings in Rainy Santa Barbara and Los Angeles
Has the rainy weather in the Santa Barbara and Los Angeles areas left you with water damage on paintings? Do you see signs of mold, flaking, blistering, discoloration, or warping on your artwork? Don’t fret! This article is for you. … Continue reading
An Art Conservator’s Step-by-Step Guide on How to Hang a Painting
Do you know how to hang a painting? It’s okay if you don’t – I see paintings that have been damaged or are on the verge of falling off of their hanging hardware all the time. Here’s an art conservator’s … Continue reading
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How are Paintings Cleaned? – the Discovery Process and “Unknown Factor”
Do you have a painting that needs cleaning? Are you interested to know how decades (or centuries) old paintings are cleaned? This article is for you. One of the questions I am asked the most as an art conservator is, … Continue reading
Can a Ripped Painting Be Repaired? Discussion With an Art Restoration Expert
Scott M. Haskins is our resident expert in Art Restoration Services provided in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada. Here are his words of wisdom about the potential for a ripped painting to be repaired: As the Head of Conservation at … Continue reading
Cherished Heirloom Painting Repair in Las Vegas by Professionals
Explore the process of art conservation and value of restoring family heirlooms in this insightful article. Discover how a seasoned art conservator in Las Vegas brings art back to life. Delve into the decision-making process for restoration, where factors like financial, emotional, and historical values intersect. Uncover the transformative power of meticulous conservation, breathing new life into cherished artworks. Join us in celebrating the enduring legacy of family treasures and artistic heritage. For a real-life testimonial, watch our video. Continue reading
Art Restoration of Buddhist Thangkas And Unlikely Blessings From Technology
Derived From An Excellent Article by Ann Shaftel, Art Conservator Edits and Additions by Scott M. Haskins, Art Conservator (All content used with permission) This blog post has been syndicated at ExpertClick.com. What does it mean that this article is … Continue reading
Friends of the Mission Inn Art Conservation Team
by Sue Bartel, Editor for Friends of the Mission Inn (This blog post has been syndicated at ExpertClick.com. What does it mean that this article is “ syndicated”? See end of article for explanation.) The Friends of the Mission Inn have … Continue reading