Established in 1907, the fine art conservation department at Lowy has a long history of preserving historic and artistic works of art. The painting and paper conservation studios treat works of art from all periods from old masters to contemporary works.
It didn’t take an expert to see that the beautiful Impressionist light of “October Morning”, by Willard Metcalf was completely obscured by a dark surface coating when the painting arrived at Lowy. It was obvious that this layer ...
“When it comes to conserving paintings and works on paper, Lowy has always been our first choice. Their highly skilled conservators recognize that each work of art has its own unique sensibility and conservation needs—from basic cleaning to complicated surface and structural repairs. The understanding of art history, technical finesse and attention to detail with which they approach each work is unsurpassed.”
