antiqued book's repair

professionalism at it best❤

Qual o nome dessa canção que ele toca no final ?????

I didn't c any swabbing wrong thumbnail got in there I guess lol

I think a lot of us are spoiled by watch Julian Baumgartner! Listening to what sounds like a computerized voice over giving an explanation just isn't the same. Sorry!

That wiring harness was incredible!

Not a proper restoration at all. Those poor chairs.

What an awesome job to have

I GET the preservation process is important overall so fixing years and rips And paint chips are important... but in my personal opinion as someone who loves the aspect, feel and authenticity of history i feel the crackling in the painting should be kept because that shows his age over the years... i feel it should be preserved as CLOSE to the original as possible BUT still do show its age.. thats a part of history and the story of the painting IS the history. But that's just my opinion i suppose i guess im the kinda person who loves seeing the age in something bevause it tells a story

What a lot of careful and methodical work to renovate this old book with an ugly cover.

looks like watercolour paper stuck to a piece of hardboard backing replaced by a better natural wood board.

3:44 WHAAATT ☠️☠️☠️

With all the old tools, ancient scissors and an ACTUAL quill - the smartwatch was a bit of a jump scare

I would love to be able to learn how to do this and actually make it my job. I've been studying art history for a while and I'm very interested in on-hand approaches like this. Wonderful work <3

I wonder how long it took to complete the restoration?

The master performed a real miracle! He's just a magician! Such people should be valued for the weight of gold - after all, they give a second life to musical instruments!

I’m a bit confused as to why she didn’t wear gloves (human oils ?) & why bath them at the same time on top of each other?

“We have art restoration at home” 😂

Good job, thank you for sharing ✨✨✨👍

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NEVER remove the patina!

Incredible restoration. I have old photo albums with yellow aged pages. Where can I buy a cleaning kit.

I wanted to bite that agar gel quite badly lol

I really don’t like how the narrator constantly says that past attempts of restoration are low quality. They may’ve done the best they could with what they had at the time.

I kept looking at the video and saying, “Nooooooo.”

I can't stop thinking about Mr Bean "restoring" Whistler's Mother...

I find this painting absolutely superb. The softness of the execution is the signature of a great artist. I have been painting watercolors for about 50 years, and couldn't come close to this effect.

you should use a different not needed painting to test the mix for cleaning the painting

This guy really likes to praise himself: "...Even better than the original" while bashing every other restoration attempt. I hope he doesn't break his arm jerking himself off.

Whats a therapeutic bath..

There are a number of things done to this painting during restoration which, frankly, horrify me. The restorer used cello tape on the front of the painting! Quelle horror!

Well done! I've not seen a watercolor restoration before. Very interesting!

That kid who commented on the Emperors new clothes should watch and comment on this.

Commentaires inutiles qui n'ajoutent rien aux images. juste une pollution sonore. autant couper le son...

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This is oddly statisfying and relaxing :) ❤

Incidentally, are the paints matched to the appropriate year of the original?

Why didn't you lightly soak of the card board?

Very CooL!

😂then my nephew can also be a millionaire with his art.

I can just imagine the original artist standing behind you watching you do this and feeling so pleased that their work has not only survived, but being painstakingly restored so carefully.

Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this with us ❤❤. ...

I’m surprised it didn’t need a neck reset.

My only "complaints" are not all of the names of products and tools used. Such as the squares of something that looked like wax. What is the name of the spoon like tool she rubs across the painting? Is it an iron? Why is it used? So many things that I noticed. I will say on an odd side note are the restorer's fingernails. They're clean and kept well manicured. All in all a fascinating video! I thought at some point a water solution would also be used to wash away grime. Again, well done! I hit like and subscribe because I like this video.

That red thing on top ruined it IMO. But very interesting.

"And now, the moment we ve been all waiting for"... Break that violin again.

I like this art tbh. The one on the right reminds me of a Disney character

Porque no lo lijan hasta dejarlo en madera natural para luego volverlo a pintar?

Is it intended as a movie prop?

Seems like a lot of work for some commercial reprints.