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Frame restorers can be compared to neurosurgeons: both have no margin for error. If they choose the wrong solvent to remove some old, tarnished varnish, they could end up destroying a work that has been preserved for many centuries. The main qualities of a good restaurateur are patience and attentiveness. To give you an idea, restoring just one centimeter of a painting can take up to six months. The objective is not to make the painting “brand new”, but to clarify, correct and, at the same time, maintain the characteristics of each era.
We, from awesome.club, we watched videos of how people managed to rescue works of art and bring them back to life. We decided to share the results of their efforts with you. Check out!
the woman in red (1618) spent 200 years languishing under a thick layer of varnish until Philip Mould clear the frame and show what the picture looked like 400 years ago
The restorer used a special solution capable of dissolving the varnish without damaging the paint.
Thanks to the restorer, the lifeless and dark portrait of the twin sisters from the 19th century has gained a new air and more youth.
O Christ by Jan Sanders van Hemessen (16th century) was considered too provocative, so the painting was covered with dark tones and clothes were added. Today we can see what the original really looked like
The portrait of Isabel de Medici (16th century) was almost destroyed because it was thought to be a forged copy due to the work of a 19th century restorer, who left the painting almost unrecognizable
Left: painting after restoration in the 19th century; right: restored original
The painting by the painter Babadyn Valeryan (19th-20th centuries) needed to be restored, as it was in poor condition after an accident. Both the screen and the frame have been renewed
The portrait of Princess Henrietta Anne of England (1665) was cleaned of old varnish and dirt; also filled in the blemishes and touched up certain areas
The image of the charming girl with the bird — from the late 18th century — was transformed after removing the dark varnish, bringing back the lightness and light tones of the original
The lost portrait of Charles Dickens (1843) by Margaret Gillis was accidentally found in South Africa inside a box of trinkets. Then they removed the layer of mold
Portrait of the Italian artist Emma Gaggiotti (19th century). The painting has been cleaned of the old varnish and restored after previously unsuccessful conservation work.
After the restoration of the painting, it is possible to feel the rays of the morning sun hitting the castle
Time has been quite cruel to this oil portrait, but the restorer managed to do a beautiful job and recreate the original image.
This is the 400-year-old portrait of the mysterious Prince Henry after cleaning up the old varnish
The Great Martyr Saint Catherine, 19th century
The result of the work of Spanish restorer José Nieva, who brought an extraordinary Baroque painting back to life
After removing the old varnish, the work again gained life and vibrant colors
This process really feels like magic.
Have you ever needed to use the services of a restorer? Or maybe you work with it yourself? Anyway, share your opinions or experiences in the comments!
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