Frame conservation
Frame conservation is the preservation of picture frames. This involves replicating missing decorative elements, cleaning, gilding, and toning frame surfaces.[1]
Gilding

Picture of a gilded frame ready to be burnished with an agate tool
Gilding, in the context of frame preservation, describes the process by which metal leaf is applied to a frame to restore areas of the preexisting leaf that have damage.[2]
Toning
gollark: (olivia and gibson; in <#800373244162867234>, not #staff-only)
gollark: No.
gollark: Some of the staff seem vaguely supportive of it?
gollark: Yes. It is immensely troubling.
gollark: no.
References
- "What happens in the frames studio?". Lunder Conservation Center. Retrieved July 19, 2013.
- "יו מגנט". Saturday, May 30, 2020
External links
- Process of frame conservation
- Frame conservator welding
- Frame conservator examining frame
- Frame conservator examining frame
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