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Moving out of muteness—a conversation with the artist

Archives Conservation

Moving out of muteness—a conversation with the artist
• 9 years ago
(ENGLAND) (King Charles I and Henrietta Maria of France) (mid 17th century)

The wonderful world of the Charles I and Henrietta Maria raised embroidery
• 10 years ago
John Rogers HERBERT Moses bringing down the Tables of the Law (1850s) {cartoon}; (1872)-1877 {painting}

Conservation live: the John Herbert Public Conservation Project
• 10 years ago
(ENGLAND) Coif (early 17th century)

Coif, early 17th century
• 10 years ago
(ENGLAND) Writing box (c. 1665)

Exquisite Threads: English Embroidery 1600s–1900s
• 10 years ago
David TENIERS II The skittle players (mid 1640s)

New for old – reframing a 17th century painting by David Teniers II
• 10 years ago

Reflecting on the installation of Takahiro Iwasaki’s Reflection Model (Itsukushima)
• 10 years ago
JAPANESE A suit of armour with horse saddle, stirrups and trappings 1665

X-raying Japanese armour: Exposing the secrets beneath
• 10 years ago

Q: How many Conservators does it take to replace a lightglobe?
• 10 years ago
Peter LELY Sir John Rous, 1st Baronet of Henham Hall 1660

Framing Fancies: Lely’s portrait of Sir John Rous
• 10 years ago
Bruce HYETT (designer) WYCOMBE INDUSTRIES PTY LTD Geelong, Victoria (manufacturer)

Compressing concerns with mid-century foam upholstery
• 10 years ago
Sydney curtain 1977–78 medium

Plastics in Art: David McDiarmid. Part 3: Sydney Curtain
• 10 years ago

Plastics in Art: David McDiarmid. Part 2: Thinking of You
• 10 years ago
FALKINER FABRICS, Melbourne (manufacturer) Bee TAPLIN (designer)

Digital in-fill for Turtle Soup
• 10 years ago

Plastics in Art: David McDiarmid. Part 1: Scientific Analysis.
• 10 years ago