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Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Conservation at your fingertips!

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9/9/2021

Elizabeth Boott Duveneck, Frank Duveneck, CAMConservation, paintings conservation, cleaning paintings

“Blossoms” has just received its new frame, so look for it to pop up on the wall of our American galleries in the near future.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: To Duveneck, From Tarbell

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2/25/2021

paintings conservation, Frank Duveneck, Frank Duveneck: American Master, Edmund Tarbell, conservation

Our paintings conservator has started to clean the varnish from this painting by Edmund Tarbell.

Frank Duveneck: Father of American Art

by Cincinnati Art Museum

1/28/2021

Frank Duveneck, Frank Duveneck: American Master

Learn more about Frank Duveneck, the most influential painter in Cincinnati history.

2020 at the Cincinnati Art Museum

by CAM Marketing Staff

12/22/2020

2020, Year in Review, Art Climb, Animal Crossing, Romare Bearden, CAM Connect, A Happening: Day of Giving, Hank Willis Thomas: All Things Being Equal…, Frank Duveneck: American Master, Women Breaking Boundaries, Anila Agha, Gorham Silver: Designing Brilliance 1850–1970, Treasures of the Spanish World

Despite a rollercoaster of a year, the Cincinnati Art Museum hosted a wide range of virtual and in-person experiences including our first virtual fundraiser, and opened the highly anticipated Art Climb, the new civic art space on the grounds of the museum.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Christmas Past, Christmas Present

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12/10/2020

behind the scenes, Elizabeth Boott Duveneck, conservation

Soon to move from the paper lab to the gallery is a box decorated with ink and gouache by Elizabeth Boott Duveneck.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Cleansing the palette

by Conservation

11/12/2020

Frank Duveneck, paintings conservation, palette, palette knife, conservation

A heavy layer of grime covered the surface of the thin wood panel and the remains of paint.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Frank Duveneck Print

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1/23/2020

Frank Duveneck, Monotype, Paper Conservation, behind the scenes, prints, Mussel Gatherers in Chioggia

If you have been following the Behind the Scenes in Conservation posts, you know that a lot of works by Frank Duveneck have passed through the Conservation Department over the past years.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Filling up with Duveneck!

by Conservation

9/12/2019

behind the scenes, conservation, Frank Duveneck, Frank Duveneck: American Master, paintings conservation

Conservation for the upcoming Duveneck exhibition continues apace.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Ready for his close-up?

by Conservation

8/15/2019

Duveneck, photography, paintings conservation, behind the scenes

Sometimes a painting can make its feelings known.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: An Intern’s Experience

by Caroline Shaver

6/19/2019

behind the scenes, Frank Duveneck, conservation, American Painting

Conservation preparation for the upcoming Duveneck exhibition (opening Fall 2020).

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Ships Ahoy!

by Conservation

2/28/2019

behind the scenes, conservation, paintings, Frank Duveneck, Ralston Crawford, Walter Elmer Schofield

By complete coincidence, three very large ships were recently at anchor in the paintings conservation studio.

Sketching Duveneck’s Creative Process

by Liz Simmons, Research Assistant

1/30/2019

Frank Duveneck, Drawings, sketchbooks

The fun part about studying drawings is that you get to see an artist’s initial spark of inspiration and how that first idea changes over time.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: A Tiny Landscape

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11/15/2018

behind the scenes, conservation, paintings, landscapes, Frank Duveneck

This little painting measures around 5 by 8 inches.

Behind the Scenes in Conservation: No pun intended!

by Conservation

5/31/2018

behind the scenes, conservation, Frank Duveneck, paintings

There was a mysterious alteration in this painting. This is a detail of the bottom (also no pun intended) right corner of a nude study by Frank Duveneck, taken while the painting was being cleaned.