Summary of The restoration of an Emma Gaggiotti Portrait - Narrated Version

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In this video, a conservator retouches an Emma Gaggiotti portrait, which had been damaged by water and age. They use steel tacks to secure the painting to a wooden stretcher, then fill in cracks and tears with a putty, and finally apply a varnish to protect the painting from future damage.

• 00:00:00 The restoration of an Emma Gaggiotti Portrait is finished and the painting is now in better condition than it was before. The client agreed to have all of the restoration done while the painting was on the table, and this included fixing the puncture, removing the old varnish, cleaning the painting, and treating it with a vapor treatment. The painting was then stretched and the tacking edge was replaced.
• 00:05:00 In this video, a conservator retouches an Emma Gaggiotti portrait, which had been damaged by water and age. They use steel tacks to secure the painting to a wooden stretcher, then fill in cracks and tears with a putty, and finally apply a varnish to protect the painting from future damage.
• 00:10:00 The narrator discusses the restoration of an Emma Gaggiotti portrait, which was damaged in a fire. The portrait was restored and is now on display at a museum.