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18th-century Dummy Board of a Man in Turkish Costume
After Treatment
Treated at Winterthur Museum, 2014-2015
Supervisor: Joyce Hill Stoner
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Overall recto before treatment
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Overall recto after treatment
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Overall verso after treatment. Nothing was done to the verso. the battens were examined and in consultation with structural specialist and Associate Paintings Conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Alan Miller, it was determined that the battens were not actively causing damage and should be left in place.
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Overall recto under ultraviolet illumination before treatment
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Overall recto under UV after treatment
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Raking light before treatment
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Raking light after treatment
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Detail of proper right hand before treatment
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Detail of proper right hand after treatment
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Detail proper right hand before loss compensation
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Detail of proper right hand after treatment
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Detail lower proper left corner before treatment
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Detail lower proper left corner after treatment
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Detail of fills in torso and proper right arm
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Closer detail of loss in proper right arm after filling and inpainting
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Detail of face before treatment
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Detail of losses in face
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Detail of face after treatment
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Detail of feathers before loss compensation
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Detail of feathers after inpainting and glazing over on red feather to diminish heavy craquelure pattern.
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Detail of old reconstruction on proper left side.
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After glazing over proper left feather to integrate with the rest of the design.
