The invisible science behind preserving Dürer’s Adam and Eve
In short: How do you protect a masterpiece from the passage of time without altering its soul? This lecture explores the meticulous structural conservation techniques used by The Met to preserve Albrecht Dürer's iconic panels.
Led by assistant conservator Alan Miller, the presentation details the technical complexities involved in maintaining high-profile artworks. It moves beyond simple cleaning to examine how conservators understand a painting's physical structure to ensure its longevity.
The session highlights the delicate balance between preservation and intervention, showcasing the specific methodologies used at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to safeguard cultural treasures for future generations.
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