| About | Do you have artwork that has flaking paint or is dirty or has yellowed varnish or is rippled or distorted or has been ripped or is stained or moldy or cracking (hopefully, not ALL of those problems all on the same painting!!)? We are happy to discuss with you on the phone or at your house or office any questions you may have and we know all your questions (and the answers) before you ask them. We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. Scott M. Haskins, Principle, has been active professionally since 1975 and the other two painting conservators have been 1st class quality veterans for decades. Fine Art Conservation Laboratories (FACL, Inc. Est. 1986) provides on-location consultations and pick up/delivery professional fine art restoration services for someone who has inherited or found a treasure, the avid collector, the weekend art dealer or professionally oriented collections. FACL is also recognized and well known nationwide and internationally for art restoration work on murals. Art storage and other related services are also available in association with the art conservation lab and services. FACL offers specialized services for art related items affected by natural and home disasters. The FACL 5,000 sq ft. painting conservation facility is well equipped for work on your single, small family heirloom or for large projects (both in size and in numbers of items). A very large hot table aids in the consolidation and stabilizing treatments. In addition, 5,000 sq. ft is available for large projects and art storage. This allows for timely response to insurance claims needs and for disaster response contracts for collections and special projects. While most mural projects are done on location, murals that have been removed from their walls are often worked on in our facilities. Easy truck access and large roll up freight doors make handling regular shipments safer and make larger shipments possible. Lets talk about your questions! 805 564 3438 or On location projects and mural conservation services have been a focus of Scott M. Haskins since working in Italy in 1975. Both small projects and very large public art projects are of interest (both historical and contemporary). Renown for excellent quality work, resolving difficult problems and managing very large projects, over 400 murals have been worked on in many of the states of the USA. Background and Personnel Scott M. Haskins graduated in 1978 from the Italian government - Lombardy Region (ENAIP) 3 year master u2019s degree level painting conservation program run in conjunction with the Istituto Centrale del Restauro (ICR) in Rome (the national center). Additional professional training was obtained in the field of art on paper with senior art conservator, Joe Nkruma from the Kunst Museum, Bern Switzerland polarizing microscopy training from the McCrone Institute, Chicago Il techniques for treatments on oversized paintings workshops in Italy and those organized through the American Institute for Art Conservation (NY, Toronto). See website for additional background material, Murals Capabilities Statement, Consultation Capabilities Statement, Expert Witness Capabilities, Click here for our FACL blog: http://www.FineArtConservationLab.com/blog/ Click here for mural capability statement: https://www.FineArtConservationLab.com/mural/ Click here for past consultation jobs/clients: https://www.FineArtConservationLab.com/consultations/ Key Professionals and Specialized Personnel Ms. Virginia Panizzon and Ms. Juliann Stephenson, veteran art conservators, each have more than 20 years of experience on all aspects of painting conservation treatments and full-time professional commitment. Ms. Gena Dillon (Office Manager) contributes valuable support services. Mr. Denver Dillon assists the art conservators and is a trained conservation tech. |
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