Restore Art in the Atlanta Area

ART REPAIR RESTORATION PRESERVATION CONSERVATION

Restore Art & Historic Objects with Exquisite Results

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Restore Art. South American pottery. Broken ceramic pot, excavated Peru, c. 1450-1530 — Excavated Ceramic Pot, Peru, c. 1450-1530

Restore Art. Basket wicker repair. Broken and missing parts on a basket tray. Wicker, rattan, caning restoration. — 1925 Basketry Tray

Restore Art. Graffiti removal. Spray paint graffiti on stone sculpture. — "Hopi Dancers" by Doug Hyde, 1986, Indiana Limestone

REstore Art. Broken stone sculpture restoration. — Stone Kudus Antelope by Jadai Jonasi, 2004, Zimbabwe, SA

Restore Art. Dust on fabric-covered plywood sculpture. Surface clean, remove dust. — Fabric-Covered Plywood Sculpture by Steve Keister, c. 1980

Restore Art. Broken, scratched, chipped, marble. Marble statue restoration. — "Pandora" by C.V. Ives, 1882, Carved Marble

Restore Art, bronze sculpture cleaning, polish metal. Tarnished metal. — "Objet sur Seuil" by Jean Arp, 1959, Bronze

Restore Art. Carved ivory lobster. Detached parts were re-assembled with adhesive. — Articulating Ivory Lobster, c. 1860, Japan

Restore Art. Worn leather baseball glove was cleaned and refurbished. — Leather Baseball Glove, c. 1930

Restore Art. Victorian lamp. Broken into many pieces. Porcelain lamp ceramic pieces were mended with adhesive. — Victorian Porcelain Lamp

Restore Art, torn paper lamp shade restoration, Japanese tissue paper, Akari lamp shade by Isamu Noguchi — Akari Lamp Shade by Isamu Noguchi, c. 1950, Japanese Tissue Paper

Restore Art, broken metal. Zinc statue restoration. — Patinated Cast Zinc Sculpture by O. L. Warner, 1872, NYC Foundary

Restore Art. Stained Navajo sand painting, southwest art. — Navajo Sand Painting, c. 1996

Restore Art. Chinese lacquer screen. Missing stone inlay on a lacquer screen. — Chinese Lacquer Screen with Stone Inlay

Restore Art. Glass mosaic restoration. Damaged fiberglass sculpture with glass mosaic. — "Cowleidoscope" by Jeffrey Conroy, 2000, Fiberglass Cow with Glass Mosaic

Restore Art. Chinese lacquer restoration. Heavy coating of cloudy and cupped varnish was removed from the Chinese lacquer table. Lifting lacquer was flattened and adhered to full restoration. — Chinese Lacquer Table

Barbara Johnson, Conservator of Art Objects

Repair, Cleaning, Reconstruction, Restoration, and Preservation

for a variety of 3-Dimensional Objects, from Fine Art Sculpture to Historic Antiques, made of various materials:

Ceramic, Glass, Wood, Metal, Stone, Plaster, Ivory, Leather, Fur, Feathers, Basketry, Paper

and more.

SKILLFUL & KNOWLEDGEABLE TECHNIQUES

Master of Science Degree in Art Objects Conservation

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American Institute for the Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC).

Services

Conservation and restoration services for private clients and public institutions,

treating fine art and historic artifacts from a wide array of cultures and time periods, categorized as

Decorative Arts Sculpture Historic Objects Ethnographic Artifacts

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Restore Art, decorative arts conservation, antique, heirloom, ornament, figurine, Chinese, oriental, asian, Japanese, lacquer, Lladro, pottery, pot, china, terra cotta, stoneware, glaze, porcelain, table, lamp, chair, picture frame, wood chest, cloisonne, mosaic, folding screen

Restore Art. Sculpture restoration, conservation. Restore statues, figurines, carvings, bronze, metal, carved wood, marble, stone, plaster.

Restore Art. historic objects conservation, historical, doll, military medals, leather baseball glove, typewriter, antique mechanical device, clock, civil war hat, wood, wood inlay, furniture

Restore Art. Ethnographic artifacts conservation, Australian bark painting, aboriginal art, Indonesia, Hopi, kachina, katsina, southwest art, native American, indian, beadwork, buckskin, quillwork, suede, rawhide, African art, indiginous art, hawaiian art

Art Conservation

The field of Art Conservation is dedicated to the long-term preservation of art and historic objects. Restoration of damaged or missing parts, by compensation with quality new paints and other materials, is one area of Conservation. Conservation efforts also promote awareness of proper care, storage, environmental conditions and other factors that affect and support long-term preservation of art objects and cultural collections.

Consultations & Trainings

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Restore Art. Doll preservation consultation, preserve doll, leather book — Walk-in Consultations, Denver Public Library

Restore Art. Outdoor bronze maintenance. Washing and waxing bronze sculpture. — Outdoor Bronze Maintenance, Littleton CO

Restore Art. Museum exhibit conditions. Mexican beadwork on display. — Museum Exhibit Conditions

Restore Art. Storing museum textiles, quilts — Storing Museum Textiles

Restore Art. Cleaning smoke deposits after a fire. — Cleaning Soot Deposits After A Fire

Restore Art. Analytical Testing For Arsenic & Mercury On A Wolf Hide — Analytical Testing For Arsenic & Mercury On A Wolf Hide

Restore Art in Atlanta and Surrounding Areas

(303) 462-2103