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A 227-year-old mourning picture has made its collection gallery debut after a joint treatment effort by three members of the Museum’s conservation team. Mourning pictures gained popularity in the early United States. Many of these…
Majestic marble sculptures and vivid frescoes, along with mosaics, glass vessels, and bronze artifacts, vividly chronicle life at the height of Rome’s empire in Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan. The exhibition…
A highly fragile panel of 18th-century wallpaper will soon be on display at the Saint Louis Art Museum after spending decades in storage. Summer conservation interns Katherine Miromonti and Abigail Settlemier have been tasked with…
