Works on Paper
Museum Quality Conservation Treatments
Our Paper Conservators are trained to properly treat prints, drawings, documents and other works on paper using complex treatments, such as aqueous bathing and adhesive removal. With comprehensive backgrounds in museum-quality paper conservation and a commitment to ongoing education, they are skilled in treating everything from family photographs to archival documents.
Restoring artwork on paper that has been damaged by fire
Conserving and restoring artwork on paper that has been damaged by fire
Conserving and restoring a work on paper that has been damaged by fire
During WWII, pilots used air navigation charts with bomb targeting sites during their operations over enemy occupied territory. Maps like this were often hand held in the cockpit by pilots and navigators during numerous missions. After the war, many of these maps were lost, discarded or destroyed. Some airmen brought these maps home where they would become heirlooms and an important part of family history.
