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Atelier Art Conservation is a Chicago-based studio specializing in conservation and restoration of easel paintings, sculptures, antiquities and decorative objects and has been caring for fine art for over 30 years.

Dirck Wijntrack, 17th century Dutch, oil on canvas


Dirck Wijntrack, 17th century Dutch, oil on canvas

Late 15th century Netherlandish Master, oil on oak panel


Late 15th century Netherlandish Master, oil on oak panel

David Ryckaert,17th century Flemish, oil on oak panel


David Ryckaert,17th century Flemish, oil on oak panel

Judith slaying Holofernes, 17th century, after P.P.Rubens, oil on marble


Judith slaying Holofernes, 17th century, after P.P.Rubens, oil on marble

Kumi Sugai, 20th century, Japan/France, oil on canvas


Kumi Sugai, 20th century, Japan/France, oil on canvas

Francis Luis Mora, 19th/20th century, American, oil on canvas


Francis Luis Mora, 19th/20th century, American, oil on canvas

Joseph Brunner, 19th century, Germany, oil on canvas


Joseph Brunner, 19th century, Germany, oil on canvas

Bunsai Ioki, 19th century, Japan, oil on canvas


Bunsai Ioki, 19th century, Japan, oil on canvas

Ancient Roman, marble


Ancient Roman, marble

Dimitri Chiparus, 20th century, Art Deco, ivory and bronze, Romania/France


Dimitri Chiparus, 20th century, Art Deco, ivory and bronze, Romania/France

Ancient Greek, terracotta


Ancient Greek, terracotta

Crowned Buddha head, 17th or 18th century, Ayutthaya style, Thailand, bronze


Crowned Buddha head, 17th or 18th century, Ayutthaya style, Thailand, bronze

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Over time, works of art can change and deteriorate through the natural aging process, environmental conditions or neglect. Without professional intervention these cherished possessions can be further compromised and de-valued.


Our preservation process begins with a thorough examination of each work, stabilization of vulnerable areas, followed by a determination of the most appropriate treatment.

Traditional and innovative techniques and materials are used in minimally invasive and totally reversible ways to maintain the artworks and restore their aesthetic integrity.