Care and Preservation of Historic Furniture
from the Art of Leadership Series, The Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 4, March 2011
It could be your grandmother’s china cabinet, a chest brought back by a relative from overseas, a handmade table purchased directly from the artist or a period chair that is part of a larger collection. (Click here to read the entire article.)
Read MoreA collection of lectures and panels that Yuri has participated in.
Read MoreAn English 18th-Century Japanned Cabinet on Stand
A private collector in New York City recently brought in a beautiful English cabinet on stand with a delicate Asian-inspired design crafted in gold leaf on a black japanned ground for treatment. This piece was truly extraordinary; we had noticed one of similar quality in a famous European collection.
Read Morefrom Avenue Magazine
For more than thirty years, furniture conservator Yuri Yanchyshyn has worked with fine furniture and objects, keeping them stable, aesthetically appealing and historically faithful. He's known for repairing a loose chair leg or a scratch on a bureau as though such flaws never existed
Read MoreHistoric Furniture — Care and Preservation
from ACE Culture Notes
Proper care of furniture begins with understanding and appreciation of the unique characteristics of each piece of furniture within its surrounding environment. This article outlines some of the most critical environmental issues which affect the preservation of furniture. (Click here to continue.)
Read MoreCaring for Fine Antique Furniture
from the MHMC Newsletter, published by the Mary Helen McCoy Gallery
If you have the good fortune to own fine antique furniture, you have a responsibility to preserve it for future generations. (Click here to read the entire article.)
Read MorePicture Framing I —
A Frame Designed by Frederic Church
from Museum Management and Curatorship, IX, 2
pp. 219 -221.
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