Art History News has a fascinating archive of art restoration news both in print and video:
Art Restoration truly became a science in the 20th century.
Professor Joyce Hill Stoner from the University of Delaware writes about the...
Changing Approaches in Art Conservation: 1925 to the Present
Modern Chemistry plays an important part in restoration and conservation. See how nanoparticles, laser cleaning, and glue-eating bacteria restore valuable frescoes and paintings:
Modern Chemistry Techniques Save Ancient Art
The National Gallery of Canada has a team of a dozen restorers and conservators. Watch them at work:
Restoration and Conservation at the National Gallery of Canada
A fascinating profile of art conservator Suzanne Siano:
One Painting at a Time
Baumgartner Restoration has some amazing videos about the art restoration process:
The amazing skills of art restoration are particularly appreciated where you see restorations badly done:
The Carnegie Museum of Art: Go behind the scenes with chief conservator Ellen Baxter as she discusses the restoration process of a portrait of Isabella de' Medici:
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution: After 18 months of careful conservation and analysis, Gilbert Stuart’s “Lansdowne” portrait of George Washington is back on view in the newly refurbished “America’s Presidents” gallery.
