Old Portrait Restoration: Before and After Views
A closer look at damaged surfaces and restored portrait details.
This old portrait comparison shows changes in the painted face and turban. The oil-on-canvas work is dated 1935.
This oil portrait dated 1935 shows damaged areas alongside more detailed portions of the face, giving a close view of the surface.
The damaged oil portrait dated 1935 has visible scratches and missing paint around the subject's face.
Here is a finished restoration view of the 1935 portrait, showing the gentleman's face, turban and clothing.
About Before & After Transformations
The portraits show paint loss, scratches and discolouration. Comparison and finished views show changes to the face and surrounding painted areas.
The old portraits
These works are described as oil on canvas from 1935. One damaged portrait has substantial missing paint and exposed canvas. A finished portrait shows a turbaned gentleman.
Reading a comparison
A photograph can show the change in appearance. It cannot confirm which solvent, filler, adhesive or structural treatment was used. The treatment plan, scope and expected result need to be discussed for the individual artwork.
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