Fine Art Restoration
A privately owned and operated art conservation studio, Stoetzer, Inc provides a range of services to museums, art dealers, galleries, foundation and private collectors across the globe. Located in Miami, Florida, we have not restored, treated or scientifically tested more than 12,000 objects since we opened in 1968. In addition, we've examined thousands more to determine their authenticity. Thanks to our wide range of experience, we are able to restore works of art that derive from every ancient civilization around the globe and work with a variety of materials. We also assist those who have work from leading contemporary artists that have been damaged. Individuals and businesses know they can count on us for fine art restoration and authentication.
Fine Art Restoration
Works of art change and deteriorate over time. An accident may occur, the work may be unintentionally …show more content…
Any time a work of art comes from an uncertain origin, it should undergo the authentication process. Sophisticated fakes can fool even the experienced collector, thus care should be taken at all times. The authentication process ensures the piece is what the original seller is claiming it to be.
The process begins with a visual examination, with magnifications used, before we move on to simply physical tests. This is all that is needed for most pieces of work. We employ techniques such as Carbon-14 Dating, x-ray imaging examinations and Thermoluminescence, determining which is most appropriate in any given situation. Individuals often question the cost of authentication, yet it can save them a great deal of money by ensuring they are buying something that is truly what they believe it is. To learn more about how we authenticate works of art, please pay a visit to our Authentication
Fine Art Restoration
Works of art change and deteriorate over time. An accident may occur, the work may be unintentionally …show more content…
Any time a work of art comes from an uncertain origin, it should undergo the authentication process. Sophisticated fakes can fool even the experienced collector, thus care should be taken at all times. The authentication process ensures the piece is what the original seller is claiming it to be.
The process begins with a visual examination, with magnifications used, before we move on to simply physical tests. This is all that is needed for most pieces of work. We employ techniques such as Carbon-14 Dating, x-ray imaging examinations and Thermoluminescence, determining which is most appropriate in any given situation. Individuals often question the cost of authentication, yet it can save them a great deal of money by ensuring they are buying something that is truly what they believe it is. To learn more about how we authenticate works of art, please pay a visit to our Authentication