Author Archives: Scott M. Haskins

About Scott M. Haskins

Scott Haskins has been in professional art conservation since 1975, specializing in the conservation/restoration of easel paintings, murals and art on paper. FACL, Inc. is known nationally for doing A+ work no matter the size or difficulty of the project. We are happy to do a quick cleaning on a family heirloom. Our client list and resume is also full of very satisfied clients of large, difficult/complicated projects at remote locations. Excellent services are also available as an Expert Witness/Legal Testimony in art related matters. Consultation on art related projects occur regularly including extensive insurance evaluations for insured or insurer. Services are offered worldwide. Scott M. Haskins is also author of the "Save Your Stuff" series, educational information, materials and supplies to help people protect and save their treasured family heirlooms and collectibles at home and office. He can be reached at 805 564 3438. Video and written testimonials at https://www.fineartconservationlab.com/testimonials/

During Our Mural Restoration Project in the Heart of Hollywood We Saw Some Cool Stuff!

Posted on May 16, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

Located in the area of the Hollywood Bowl, is the 1988 mural that was painted as a memorial to the successful research that controls AIDS, entitled “Blue Moon Trilogy,” that we restored for the city of Los Angeles this last … Continue reading →

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Protecting Collectibles at Home – A painful lesson to be learned from the “professionals” at the Borghese Gallery in Rome

Posted on May 5, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

This blog post has been syndicated at ExpertClick.com. What does it mean that this article is “ syndicated”? See end of article for explanation. A painful lesson to be learned from the “professionals” at the Borghese Gallery in Rome for … Continue reading →

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Restoration Of An Heirloom Painting Testimonial, Pasadena, Los Angeles, California

Posted on March 31, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

The artworks are heirlooms being passed down to the next generation and are full of memories and “triggers” for good family history stories. See this testimonial. Questions 805 564 3438 Continue reading →

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Does a Public Art Mural Need Varnish If Graffiti Is Not A Problem?

Posted on March 26, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

This article has been syndicated for US distribution. What does it mean that this article is “ syndicated”?                          See end of article for explanation. Practical Considerations for Applying … Continue reading →

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300 Year Old Buddha’s Lacquer and Gold Leaf Layers Stabilized and Preserved At The Mission Inn, Riverside CA

Posted on March 18, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

This article was syndicated for USA national redistribution. What does it mean that this article is “ syndicated”? See explanation at end of article. The Friends of the Mission Inn, established in 1969, funds restoration of the historic art collection and … Continue reading →

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Insanity Prevailing – Statue of David Set Fire in Florence

Posted on March 15, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

This blog post has been syndicated at ExpertClick.com. What does it mean that this article is “ syndicated”? See end of article for explanation. In Florence, Italy  the black cloth that covers the marble statue of David was set fire … Continue reading →

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Mural Restoration at Historic Casa Romantica, San Clemente, Orange County, CA

Posted on February 28, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

This blog post has been syndicated at ExpertClick.com. What does it mean to be syndicated? See end of article for explanation. I was at the historical home and event center, Casa Romantica last week, in San Clemente, Orange County,  CA. … Continue reading →

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Ancestor’s Portrait Oil Painting Restoration Testimonial Los Angeles

Posted on February 8, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

This article has been syndicated at ExpertClick.com” See end of article for why this is a big deal. Answering people’s questions (and worries) about preserving and saving family portraits of ancestors has always been a great pleasure of mine. I, myself, … Continue reading →

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The Digital World of NFT. A new frontier for art restoration? A speech to the international community of architects.

Posted on February 3, 2022 by Scott M. Haskins

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With Art Restoration of Emotionally Important Items, A Personal Connection with Clients Almost Always Happens

Posted on December 21, 2021 by Scott M. Haskins

Art restoration testimonial by Jane Russell
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