Conservation Science

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Use of portable, non-invasive instrumentation for the study of the wall paintings in the tomb of Tutankhamen
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1514
Advances in the In Situ Analysis of 19th Century Paintings using Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1503
Evidence for the accumulative effect of organic solvent treatments on paintings and what to do about it
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1506
Optical Coherence Tomography for the non-invasive examination of paintings -- present and future
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1286
The use of laser shearography to quantify and map induced strain in canvas paintings
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1401
Strategies for analysis: balancing the desirability of non-invasive methods with the advantages of sampling
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1272
Conserving Three-Dimensional Objects
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1357
Painting Techniques of Henry Ossawa Tanner
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 2776
Conservation Talks - Reenacting The Masters
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 1424
Constantino Brumidi's Study for the Apotheosis of Washington
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Views: 2087
Untitled (Mylar), Tara Donovan
Indianapolis Museum of Art
Views: 4168
Conservation and Installation of a Cosmological Painting
Asian Art Museum
Views: 2608
De Wain Valentine's Gray Column and the Getty Conservation Institute
The J. Paul Getty Museum
Views: 2726
Picasso: Guitars 1912-1914: History and Conservation of Still Life with Guitar
MoMA The Museum of Modern Art
Views: 4561
Charlotte Hale: "Bellini's St. Francis in the Desert: New Discoveries"
The Frick Collection
Views: 6527

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