1.4M views · 10K reactions | Different Art Restoration Techniques | History By Lynny | Facebook

I talk a lot about how the materials and techniques I use are reversible and here is a prime example of that. I had mended a small tear using the bridging technique that I am very fond of. The client accidentally damaged the painting and now it needs to be lined. Before I can do the lining I have to remove the bridging and as you can see it’s really quite simple. | Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration

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100K views · 923 reactions | Art restorer Ivan shows the delicate...

Many paintings inside Notre Dame hadn’t been touched since 1850, says art restorer Diana Castillo. She removed not just the soot from the fire, but also grime built up over centuries. https://cbsn.ws/3CNWxk8 | 60 Minutes

40K views · 6.4K reactions | and this is why I always varnish my...

Nerdy tip. And before anyone frets about the saliva, I didn’t have any water handy, also my saliva is highly prized for its healing properties and has been known to convert lead to gold... just sayin’ 😉 #artrestoration #artconservation #restoration #conservation #art #fineart #painting #canvas #oilpaint #chicago #paintingconservation #arthistory #paintingrestoration #bfar | Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration

13K views · 181 reactions | The next episode of my 8-part series is up on YouTube. Mansions, art vaults and me in a truck… just another day Behind The Canvas | Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration | Facebook