Preservation is the quiet work that keeps art alive.
Our preservation services aim to reduce the impact of deterioration on works of art and heritage objects, thereby reducing the need for extensive conservation treatments and helping maintain their material integrity and historical significance.
We undertake various procedures to support the preservation of art and heritage objects, combining careful assessment, preventive care, responsible handling and detailed documentation.
Works and Collections
- Museums and galleries
- Institutions and archives
- Places of worship
- Private collections
- Single works of art
What We Guard Against
- Light exposure and fading
- Unstable humidity and temperature
- Pests and mould
- Pollutants
- Poor handling and storage
How We Protect a Collection
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Environmental surveys
We assess light, temperature, humidity, pests and pollutants, and recommend practical improvements.
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Disaster preparedness
We help institutions plan for emergencies, and assist when disasters occur.
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Packing and handling
Condition checks, de-installation, packing and reinstallation are overseen by a conservator.
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Storage guidance
We advise on stable conditions and safe storage for objects and documents.
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Frames and mounts
Archival framing and installation protect works from light, humidity and harmful materials. View more
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Photography and documentation
Image, text and data records track each object before, during and after treatment.
