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Tag Archives: conservation

Phase 1: Diana of the Hunt Conservation Project

Aug

27

The cleaning and conservation of Diana of the Hunt, a bronze sculpture by Anna Hyatt Huntington is currently under way in the Cummer Gardens.

The sculpture was a gift from Huntington to the Museum…

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Ask the Curator: Conservation

May

27

Q: Does The Cummer do restoration work or conservation treatment on-site? Can I bring my object over for an examination?

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Ask the Curator…Anything!

Jan

28

Now, think about what you have always wanted to ask about The Cummer. Post your questions in the comments section below and Holly will take her favorites and respond in future blog postings.

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Madonna of Sorrows Back on View

Dec

17

The Madonna of Sorrows was recently examined at Harvard University’s Straus Centre for Conservation in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  Scientists  conducted a number of tests, including ultraviolet light examination, x-ray photography, and wood […]

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