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REPAIR OF AN ASIAN SCROLL

October 29, 2020October 29, 2020

A repair made on a large tear at the bottom rod of an Asian hanging scroll.

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PSA: don’t put tape on your stuff….or do it so that I keep getting work!

When stubborn tape finally becomes not-so-stubborn…feels so good

It is not common to have a visible difference from surface cleaning…so when it is visible, it is extra exciting!

Independent objects conservator Kimberleigh Collins-Peynaud (left) and I spent the last week condition checking and installing more than 350 objects with MuseumsPartner for the exhibition Egypt: The Time of Pharoahs at NHMU. What an amazing opportunity to look at such incredible objects, some of which were 4,500 years old!

Last weekend, I tag teamed with paper conservator Brook Prestowitz to complete this stubborn backing removal, wash, and tension lining of this steel engraving. Our necks and backs definitely bore the brunt of this treatment so treatment was interlaced with yoga flow and stretching 🧘🏻‍♀️

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