How An Old Oil Painting Is Professionally Restored

No No No, don't use staples.. Tacks. Lovely job on the conservation.

A mistura da tecnologia com a alta habilidade humana é incrível!!!

Nice job

Restoration. Sure, I wouldn’t go so far to say professionally. Amateur at best.

Rub some dirt on it.

It's almost 3 am... ok I'll watch this

What’s amazing is that you never cleaned the picture I’m sure that the actual colors were much more vibrant. Brushing the front won’t remove smoke, grease or embedded dirt.

what a application of colours to this art piece

It’s kind of crazy to think how I’m here in 2024 witnessing this painting being restored I don’t even watch these videos. I’m just sick with a fever and I’m just looking for stuff to watch.

Er . . . you do all that work and yet don't clean off the grime and old varnish on the front? Or did I blink and miss something?

But I could see the repaired holes!??.

А старый лак почему не смыли? Он уже коричневый весь

First time seeing this channel, the intro alone is so fucking clean lol. Good work with the whole video too, history and restoration professionals

no removing the old varnish and surface cleaning? 😐

Wow! That's incredible!

Why no gloves?

Could not help noticing that the artisan used watercolours for the restoration painting. Could you clarify why she did that? Thank you in advance, and congratulations for the amazing work! Got me speechless.

What a lovely still life…and an amazing restoration job. I enjoy watching this kind of work, especially as its original appearance begins to shine through.

Like gelding a fly.

Next week we’ll see this one on Baumgartner.

Parabéns! Trabalho perfeito.

Seems like oiling out and reapplying varnish would bring it back without cracks and remove any darkening of the linseed oil

❤

No pressure. 😂

Should they wear gloves? The oils from hands are all over the painting and could cause damage too.

Is it safe to handle this historical document with bare hands? Wouldn't it be better with gloves on? I'm asking as a History student. We learn that, when dealing with old documents, we ought to use gloves because our hands are greasy, even if we wash them really well. Just curious. Nevertheless, great job!

Que trabalho lindo❤

What os mande tudo brown sponge ?

These are the kind of paintings you find in castles of Resident Evil.

Maravilloso!!! 🤩👏💯
Cómo me gustaría saber hacerlo! Tengo un pintura de la misma época y ni siquiera puedo encontrar quién lo firmó ya que puso una firma que parece monograma y nadie la conoce! 🤔

Beautiful, but the Baume narrative and cinism is unique😮

Ewww staples. Shame on you

How about a condition report, proposal, a detailed call out of materials used, and a final look under UV at the restorations? And what did you do with those nails (and stretcher)?

Imagine the pressure of during this, the huge responsibility.

That was fun to watch!

Why did you use staples? They are inferior to tacks?

Give it to the TysyTube Restoration and he will make it like painted one hour before…

how much does this process cost? it's either ridiculously expensive, or she gets paid jack shit

This voice 💀

I don't feel comfortable with the digital touch-up at the end but otherwise the process is amazing- thank you for sharing.

no isolation layer to protect painting from BAD retouching ...? ..... FAIL

absolute FAIL !..... this person needs better training / education from within other workrooms

This video would be 10 times better as an asmr instead of a guy talking

I give the restoration 8/10.

That's not how Julian does it.

When was the painting cleaned?!