Conservation: Flowers in a Glass Vase painting
Flowers in a Glass Vase is a beautiful still life painted by the Dutch artist Jacob van Walscapelle in 1667 — the earliest known signed work by this artist. We don't believe that the painting has been treated since it was bequeathed to the V&A in 1900. Over time, the oil paint has started to flake, and the natural varnish has become discoloured. The painting is now undergoing thorough conservation work, which includes carefully reattaching paint flakes, removing discoloured varnish, applying new varnish and retouching. Transformed, the painting will go on display in Room 81 of the V&A Paintings Galleries.
Find out more: https://www.vam.ac.uk/info/conservation
Видео Conservation: Flowers in a Glass Vase painting канала Victoria and Albert Museum
Find out more: https://www.vam.ac.uk/info/conservation
Видео Conservation: Flowers in a Glass Vase painting канала Victoria and Albert Museum
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