Publication Date
2018
Course Name
Technology and Conservation of Paintings IV
Abstract
Prerequisites: CNS 624 and 625 Seminar topics include a study of fakes and forgeries, the history of cleaning controversies, structural treatment of panel paintings and conservation framing. The lab section includes a deeper involvement with easel painting treatments to help the student broaden her/his repertoire of skills, to further develop acuity for recognizing condition problems and to strengthen visual connoisseurship. Involves original research and materials analysis. Offered annually in the spring.
Recommended Citation
Art Conservation Department, "CNS626" (2018). Curriculum Proposals. 808.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/curprop/808
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