Frame conservation

Frame conservation is the preservation of picture frames. This involves replicating missing decorative elements, cleaning, gilding, and toning frame surfaces.^[1]

Gilding

Picture of a gilded frame ready to be burnished with an agate tool

Main article: Gilding

Gilding, in the context of frame preservation, describes the process by which metal leaf is applied to a frame to restore areas of the preexisting leaf that have damage.

Toning

Main article: Tints and shades

References

↑ "What happens in the frames studio?". Lunder Conservation Center. Retrieved July 19, 2013.

External links

Videos of the frame conservation process from the Smithsonian Institution

Process of frame conservation
Frame conservator welding
Frame conservator examining frame
Frame conservator examining frame

Conservation-restoration of cultural heritage

Specialties	Archaeology Antiques restoration Bioarchaeology Building restoration Conservation science (cultural heritage) Database preservation Heritage science Digital preservation Digital photograph restoration Film preservation Frame conservation Historic preservation Media preservation Object conservation Painting conservation Preservation (library and archival science) Sustainable preservation Web archiving

Conservation-restoration techniques	Aging (artwork) Anastylosis Arrested decay Archaeological sites Architecture Automobiles Bone, horn, and antler objects Books, manuscripts, documents and ephemera Ceramic objects Clocks Copper-based objects Feathers Flags and banners Frescos Fur objects Glass objects Historic gardens Human remains Illuminated manuscripts Iron and steel objects Ivory objects Lacquerware Leather objects Lighthouses Metals Musical instruments Neon objects New media art Outdoor artworks Outdoor bronze objects Outdoor murals Paintings Painting frames Parchment Photographs Plastic objects Shipwreck artifacts Silver objects Stained glass Textiles Tibetan thangkas Time-based media art Totem poles Vehicles Vinyl discs Woodblock prints Wooden furniture Cradling (paintings) Detachment of wall paintings Desmet method Fabric restoration Historic paint analysis Inpainting Kintsugi Leafcasting Lining of paintings Mass deacidification Mold prevention Overpainting Paper splitting Radiography of cultural objects Reconstruction (architecture) Textile stabilization Transfer of panel paintings UVC-based preservation

Notable conservation-restoration projects	Conservation issues of Pompeii and Herculaneum Conservation-restoration of Ecce Homo by Elías García Martínez Conservation-restoration of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper Conservation-restoration of the Shroud of Turin Conservation-restoration of the Sistine Chapel frescoes Conservation-restoration of the Statue of Liberty

Care and management	Collecting Collection (artwork) Collections care Collections catalog Collections maintenance Collections management (museum) Collections Management System Collection Management Policy Cultural heritage management Cultural resources management Deaccessioning (museum) Digital repository audit method based on risk assessment Display case Documentation of cultural property Emergency response (museum) Exhibition of cultural heritage objects Found in collection Inherent vice Inventory (museum) Museum integrated pest management Optical media preservation Preservation survey Preservation metadata Preservation Metadata: Implementation Strategies Preservation of meaning Provenance Repatriation Restoration (cultural heritage) Storage of cultural heritage objects

Collections care roles	Art handler Collection manager Conservation scientist Conservator-restorer Conservation technician Curator Exhibition designer Mount maker Objects conservator Paintings conservator Photograph conservator Preservationist Registrar (museum) Textile conservator

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