Museum Guide: What You See Is Careful Disassembly
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Museum Guide: What You See Is Careful Disassembly
Welcome. What you see behind the scaffold is careful disassembly, not neglect, and document it we did at every stage for public trust.
It was ultraviolet imaging that revealed original pigment, and reveal it the process did without touching canvas surface.
Visitors needn't rush the east wing; needn't rush, yet rush they often do when tour groups overlap schedules.
Seldom has a restoration fronted ethical questions so visibly in our programme notes.
What conservators ought to balance is authenticity against stability, and balance it they must with reversible materials.
Not only did the lead restorer substitute a clearer adhesive name; she cleft the rationale in the visitor leaflet.
Little did school groups expect grammar in a art tour, yet notice it some teachers did when preparing language assignments.
Welcome. What you see
