Does your paiting need art restoration?

Here at Lanzini Art Restoration we get asked, Why is fine art restoration and conservation important? Making the decision to have your painting restored is a serious one. Here are some guidelines to understanding the process of conservation and how to find a conservator.

What Does "Painting Restoration" Mean?

Getting your painting "restored" can mean many things. Paintings need care to keep them looking their best for the longest possible time. As soon as a painting is made it begins to age. The natural aging of the painting alone in addition to the accumulation of dirt over the years requires the attention of a trained paintings conservator. Even if a painting is cared for and displayed properly, it will still experience the effects of natural aging and dirt accumulation.

Painting restoration also includes repairing paintings that have suffered paint loss, weakened canvas, tears, water, fire damage, and insect damage. The goal of the conservator is to stabilize the remaining original artwork and integrate any repairs in order to preserve the artist's original intent.

Here Are Examples of restorations,