1999 AIC Paintings Specialty Group postprints : papers presented at the twenty-seventh Annual Meeting of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, St. Louis, Missouri, June 8-13, 1999 /
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Washington, D.C. :
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
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Table of Contents:
- Cap. 1. Investigation of fatty acid migration in alizarin crimson oil paint in two works by Frank Stella ; Cap. 2. Rembrandt: a study in complexity ; Cap. 3. From the ground up: the ground in 19th-century American pictures ; Cap. 4. The physical history and conservation treatment of Thomas Hart Benton's Indiana murals ; Cap. 5. Unveiling Monet ; Cap. 6. The sinking (and resurrection) of the Titanic: Max Beckmann's early masterpiece at the Saint Louis Art Museum ; Cap. 7. Translating significance into value: musing of a conservator and an appraiser ; Cap. 8. Changes in place, changes in context: the conservation of an Ethiopian icon ; Cap. 9. Treatment of blanching in an Italian landscape by Jan Both ; Cap. 10. A simple hot air tool from a de-soldering iron and black gloves for inpainting ; Cap. 11. Fixing paintings in work stretchers without flattening the tacking margin ; Cap. 12. An inexpresive mini-suction table ; Cap. 13. Studio tips: tear repair, consolidation, inpainting ; Cap. 14. A tip on mica pigments, and a note on my experience with hydrogenated hydrocarbon varnishes.