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A 200-year-old painting is donated to a museum. Its paint is flaking and the varnish is uneven. Which answer best describes the skills a conservator possesses in order to restore this piece?
A. A conservator has knowledge of the best glue and paint with which to repair their flaking.
B. A conservator knows the best placement for the piece in the museum.
C. A conservator will hide the piece in storage to prevent further damage.
D. A conservator has the skills to paint A replica that replaces the original.
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A. A conservator has knowledge of the best glue and paint with which to repair their flaking.
Conservators stabilize flaking paint (consolidation), choose appropriate, reversible adhesives and inpainting materials, and properly treat/replace varnish — all while documenting work and preserving as much original material as possible.
Conservators stabilize flaking paint (consolidation), choose appropriate, reversible adhesives and inpainting materials, and properly treat/replace varnish — all while documenting work and preserving as much original material as possible.
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