Painting

Our painting conservation services include the treatment and preservation of easel paintings across a variety of media, including oil, acrylic, and mixed media on canvas, panel, and non-traditional supports. CPR offers comprehensive assessments, cleaning, structural repairs, and loss compensation using reversible, conservation-grade materials. All interventions are informed by close visual examination, technical analysis when necessary, and an understanding of the artist’s original intent.

  • Teresita – Shiy De Jinn

    Teresita – Shiy De Jinn

    Teresita, an oil painting by Shiy De Jinn, underwent conservation treatment to repair a significant tear in the canvas. The damaged area was carefully realigned, reinforced, and stabilized using conservation-grade materials to ensure structural integrity and visual continuity. Surface cleaning and inpainting were performed with precision to seamlessly integrate the repair, restoring the painting’s original appearance and overall presentation.

  • Justina Brandly Lazarus Isaacs – William Jennys

    Justina Brandly Lazarus Isaacs – William Jennys

    Justina Brandly Lazarus Isaacs, an oil painting by William Jennys, underwent comprehensive conservation treatment. The work included surface cleaning, re-stretching of the canvas, and edge lining to ensure structural stability. Minimal inpainting and toning were performed to visually unify areas of loss, and the gilded frame was cleaned and carefully in-toned to restore its original luster and presentation.

  • Forward – Anthony (A-One) Clark

    Museum of the City of New York

    Forward, a painting by graffiti artist Anthony (A-One) Clark, is part of the Martin Wong Graffiti Collection and was included in the Above Ground exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York. The conservation treatment involved edge lining to stabilize the canvas and surface cleaning. These careful interventions improved structural support and presentation while maintaining the artist’s original surface and intent.