Tratados de restauro de pinturas: 4

Maurice James Gunn, Print Restoration and Picture Cleaning, London, L. Upcott Gill, 1911, 172 pp., aqui

Índice:

• Introduction

• Preliminaries
• Materials Required
• Ascertaining the Chances of a Print Cleaning
• Failures and How to Avoid Them

• Defective Prints
• Oil and Grease
• Ink-stains
• Mending a Hole
• Fly-marks
• Removing Creases
• Inlaying
• Varnished Prints
• Toning a Bleached Print
• Worm-holes
• More about Damaged Prints
• "Foxing"

• Laid-Down Prints. India-Paper Prints. Torn Mounted Prints
• Prints Laid Down on Canvas
• India-paper Prints
• How to Deal with a Damaged Mounted Print
• Mountants
• Mounting a Print on Millboard
• Mounting a Print on Paper

• Spurious Prints
• The "Faker" at Work
• Reprints from Original Plates
• Reproductions
• Prints Posing as Paintings
• False Proofs
• Strengthened Prints
• Some Clever Imitations
• Difference between Fakes, Reprints, and Reproductions
• Reproductions of Original Drawings, &c

• Anomalies In Print Values - Prints To Collect - Oval Mounts
• Anomalies in Print Values
• What Prints to Collect
• English Mezzotints
• Safeguarding Prints, Drawings, and Paintings
• Oval Mount-Cutting

• Water-Colour Drawings
• Removing Varnish
• Detaching Drawing from Mount
• "Foxing"

• Cleaning And Repairing Oil-Paintings
• Watchwords
• What May be Done
• Washing a Painting
• Potato as a Cleaner
• Soap and Water
• "Anadeiktine"
• Removing Varnish
• Repainting
• Repairs to Canvases
• Re-lining
• An Assumed Case. Routine Work
• Protecting Pictures
• Useful Renovators