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restoration people, by Paul on Sept 6, 2007 21:36:09 GMT 1, i have a warhol hand drawn image that i need restoring. its about 35 odd years old and has faded somewhat and there is a tiny bit of damage to the corner.
anyway...
i've been quoted 300 to essentially seal it and stop the rot. its not a huge amount of dosh, compared to the picture, but i dont have much confidence in the people who quoted me.
has anyone had work restored and if so, how did it go and would you recommend anyone in london that specialises in this kind of thing?
thank you kindly
i have a warhol hand drawn image that i need restoring. its about 35 odd years old and has faded somewhat and there is a tiny bit of damage to the corner.
anyway...
i've been quoted 300 to essentially seal it and stop the rot. its not a huge amount of dosh, compared to the picture, but i dont have much confidence in the people who quoted me.
has anyone had work restored and if so, how did it go and would you recommend anyone in london that specialises in this kind of thing?
thank you kindly
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restoration people, by Michael Jacob on Sept 6, 2007 21:41:03 GMT 1, a good thing to do is check with your local art museums. they can usually give good references to contact.
a good thing to do is check with your local art museums. they can usually give good references to contact.
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restoration people, by Paul on Sept 6, 2007 21:43:28 GMT 1, a good thing to do is check with your local art museums. they can usually give good references to contact.
good call, thank you. i got it at sothebys some time ago, they are usually pretty helpful so i'll try there too
a good thing to do is check with your local art museums. they can usually give good references to contact. good call, thank you. i got it at sothebys some time ago, they are usually pretty helpful so i'll try there too |
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restoration people, by ABC on Sept 6, 2007 21:44:28 GMT 1, Re vitalising the colour cannot be done, the repair can be fixed but that seems very cheep
give the pros a phone maybe they can point you in the direction of safe hands.
www.hewit.com/sd9-ipc.htm
Re vitalising the colour cannot be done, the repair can be fixed but that seems very cheep give the pros a phone maybe they can point you in the direction of safe hands. www.hewit.com/sd9-ipc.htm |
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restoration people, by Paul on Sept 6, 2007 21:52:10 GMT 1, Re vitalising the colour cannot be done, the repair can be fixed but that seems very cheep give the pros a phone maybe they can point you in the direction of safe hands. www.hewit.com/sd9-ipc.htm
cheers, will do.
i had a banksy bomb middle england taken off a wall at work a couple of months ago by some historic restorers. they did a terrific job, as did john jones on the framing. all went very well (and costly) until the people who came to hang the picture screwed the batons wrong and caused a big crack down the middle of it! sods. lucky, it was insured and is apparently repairable, although have already spent about £15k on getting it this far!
Re vitalising the colour cannot be done, the repair can be fixed but that seems very cheep give the pros a phone maybe they can point you in the direction of safe hands. www.hewit.com/sd9-ipc.htmcheers, will do. i had a banksy bomb middle england taken off a wall at work a couple of months ago by some historic restorers. they did a terrific job, as did john jones on the framing. all went very well (and costly) until the people who came to hang the picture screwed the batons wrong and caused a big crack down the middle of it! sods. lucky, it was insured and is apparently repairable, although have already spent about £15k on getting it this far! |
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restoration people, by baldwin on Sept 6, 2007 22:03:36 GMT 1, I have some screen prints with all sorts wrong with them. There are a few dinks on the sides. There are ripples and at one point the ripple has nearly become a fold. There are also some creases. I am sure I could find some finger smudges if I looked closley enough. 
Suprisingly, these things are quite hard to notice, but I know they are there. What do you think the chances of sorting this lost out by using a restorer? Anyone had any experience with this?
I have some screen prints with all sorts wrong with them. There are a few dinks on the sides. There are ripples and at one point the ripple has nearly become a fold. There are also some creases. I am sure I could find some finger smudges if I looked closley enough. Suprisingly, these things are quite hard to notice, but I know they are there. What do you think the chances of sorting this lost out by using a restorer? Anyone had any experience with this? |
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restoration people, by dave313perry on Sept 6, 2007 22:08:48 GMT 1, mate keep your artfortruth pieces as they are - no need for restoration!!!! only kidding iv got a derek shumate piece on the way!!!!
mate keep your artfortruth pieces as they are - no need for restoration!!!! only kidding iv got a derek shumate piece on the way!!!!
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restoration people, by baldwin on Sept 6, 2007 22:15:51 GMT 1, mate keep your artfortruth pieces as they are - no need for restoration!!!! only kidding iv got a derek shumate piece on the way!!!!
If I took those into a restorer they would tell me to fuck off ;D
They are currently white tacked onto the wall but I want to get away from my student ways. I want to frame them soon but don't want to spend a fortune. I'm thinking of doing it all myself.
mate keep your artfortruth pieces as they are - no need for restoration!!!! only kidding iv got a derek shumate piece on the way!!!! If I took those into a restorer they would tell me to fuck off ;D They are currently white tacked onto the wall but I want to get away from my student ways. I want to frame them soon but don't want to spend a fortune. I'm thinking of doing it all myself. |
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restoration people, by dave313perry on Sept 6, 2007 22:17:44 GMT 1, mate keep your artfortruth pieces as they are - no need for restoration!!!! only kidding iv got a derek shumate piece on the way!!!! If I took those into a restorer they would tell me to f**k off ;D They are currently white tacked onto the wall but I want to get away from my student ways. I want to frame them soon but don't want to spend a fortune. I'm thinking of doing it all myself.
What size are they?
mate keep your artfortruth pieces as they are - no need for restoration!!!! only kidding iv got a derek shumate piece on the way!!!! If I took those into a restorer they would tell me to f**k off ;D They are currently white tacked onto the wall but I want to get away from my student ways. I want to frame them soon but don't want to spend a fortune. I'm thinking of doing it all myself. What size are they? |
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restoration people, by dave313perry on Sept 6, 2007 22:20:01 GMT 1, its ok got it - just wondering if it was a standard size for an ikea/habitat frame
its ok got it - just wondering if it was a standard size for an ikea/habitat frame
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restoration people, by baldwin on Sept 6, 2007 22:22:27 GMT 1, If I took those into a restorer they would tell me to f**k off ;D They are currently white tacked onto the wall but I want to get away from my student ways. I want to frame them soon but don't want to spend a fortune. I'm thinking of doing it all myself. What size are they?
They are about 82 x 62cm. They are done on presentation paper hence the odd size.
My first step is too find some moulding. My father is in the glass business, so I can get glass dirt cheap. I have a couple of weeks free, so I am going to make it my little project ;D
If I took those into a restorer they would tell me to f**k off ;D They are currently white tacked onto the wall but I want to get away from my student ways. I want to frame them soon but don't want to spend a fortune. I'm thinking of doing it all myself. What size are they? They are about 82 x 62cm. They are done on presentation paper hence the odd size. My first step is too find some moulding. My father is in the glass business, so I can get glass dirt cheap. I have a couple of weeks free, so I am going to make it my little project ;D |
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restoration people, by wezzley on Sept 6, 2007 22:23:58 GMT 1, baldwin, youre same as me, i got all the dinks and corners too, I got a guy lined up near Duxford, really knows his stuff, they are the people who do the London musuems I think, anyways Ill dig up the info & stick it here in the morn
baldwin, youre same as me, i got all the dinks and corners too, I got a guy lined up near Duxford, really knows his stuff, they are the people who do the London musuems I think, anyways Ill dig up the info & stick it here in the morn
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restoration people, by baldwin on Sept 6, 2007 22:28:12 GMT 1, baldwin, youre same as me, i got all the dinks and corners too, I got a guy lined up near Duxford, really knows his stuff, they are the people who do the London musuems I think, anyways Ill dig up the info & stick it here in the morn
I would really appreciate that, thanks! They are really starting to piss me off. ;D
baldwin, youre same as me, i got all the dinks and corners too, I got a guy lined up near Duxford, really knows his stuff, they are the people who do the London musuems I think, anyways Ill dig up the info & stick it here in the morn I would really appreciate that, thanks! They are really starting to piss me off. ;D |
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restoration people, by baldwin on Sept 10, 2007 19:02:26 GMT 1, baldwin, youre same as me, i got all the dinks and corners too, I got a guy lined up near Duxford, really knows his stuff, they are the people who do the London musuems I think, anyways Ill dig up the info & stick it here in the morn
Hey wezzley,
Did you manage to dig up that info?
baldwin, youre same as me, i got all the dinks and corners too, I got a guy lined up near Duxford, really knows his stuff, they are the people who do the London musuems I think, anyways Ill dig up the info & stick it here in the morn Hey wezzley, Did you manage to dig up that info? |
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