The Tracks of My Tears
In recent months I have been strengthening my structural conservation skills in the studio working on two paintings with torn
In recent months I have been strengthening my structural conservation skills in the studio working on two paintings with torn
Over the past few months in the studio most of our time has been spent preparing paintings for the Museum’s
The Bowes Museum holds one of the largest public collections of Spanish paintings in Britain, including works by renowned artists
The exquisite portrait of Juan Antonio Meléndez Valdés by the Spanish artist Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) came back
The recent sad death of David Bowie reminds me that in the early 1990s The Bowes Museum had a painting
It has been over a month since I last blogged about preparing the portrait of Josephine’s dog, Bernardine ready to
This tender picture, dated 1639, is an exquisite example of the French Classicism and it is also Stella’s biggest painting
In the conservation studio I am currently treating a painting [B.M.911] ready for it to go on loan in January
In the past few weeks we have waved goodbye to our first batch of Icon interns. Paul left us for
Work on the crowd funded project Art Happens to conserve and redisplay the 15th century Flemish altarpiece has now come to
Regular readers of our blog will be aware that our Conservation Department is currently hosting three Icon/HLF interns. This is part
Last week I went to visit Rupert McBain in his studio with Alison Nicholson, the Project Fundraiser, and Rosie Bradford
Once we had carried out a detailed examination of the painting (as described in a previous post), we could see quite
For my third post I want to tell you about the start of our work on the crowdfunded project to
I am now two months in to the internship, and have just about recovered from the various tours of the building and