By The Art Institute Of Chicago
“When conservator Faye Wrubel examined Caillebotte’s masterpiece ‘Paris Street; Rainy Day’ in the Art Institute’s conservation studio after it had traveled from Paris to New York and back to Chicago in the exhibition Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity, she discovered, among other things, that the varnish had yellowed over the decades, significantly altering the painting.
“Watch as Faye’s deft touch, hard work, and expertise return the painting – and Paris – to the artist’s original vision.”
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See also:
* If Not For Faye Wrubel, We’d Be Lacking In Our Understanding Of Gustave Caillebotte’s Relationship To Impressionism.
* 1986: Resurrecting Mural Takes Faith – And Major Surgery.
* Faye Wrubel At Chicago Ideas Week.
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Comments welcome.
Posted on October 14, 2014