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Welcome to the web site of Legris Conservation, Inc. (LCI) one of Canada's largest private companies specializing in the restoration of Fine Art across Canada for over 25 years. Patrick Legris is a member of the Canadian Association of Conservation (CAC), the Canadian Association of Professional Conservators (CAPC) and a professional member of the International Institute of Conservation (IIC). Legris Conservation maintains state-of-the-art studios in both Ottawa and Montreal staffed by highly trained, professional conservators. Each location comprises air-conditioned workshops, specialized equipment and 24 hour security monitoring. Depending on the nature of the project in many cases Legris Conservation's professional staff work on-site at the customers location. Legris Conservation's clients include major museums and art galleries, private collectors, corporate collections and religious institutions and references are available on request. Initial contact may be by telephone (613-727-1234 or 514-270-5665) or on-site visit but often preliminary estimates can be given by viewing digital photos sent over the web. Legris Conservation uses a wide range of restoration techniques such as: lining, tear repair, cleaning, varnish removal, re-varnishing, examination, and consolidation, using equipment such as: vacuum lining table, scaffolding, spray booth, UV and IR photography, and using materials such as: Acryloid B72, BEVA 371, and dammar resin to ensure that each work of art receives the best and most appropriate treatment. Bienvenue sur le site web de Legris Conservation Inc. (LCI) une des plus grandes compagnies privées au Canada se spécialisant dans la restauration d’œuvres d’art à travers le Canada pendant plus de 25 ans. Patrick Legris est membre de l’Association Canadienne pour la conservation et restauration (ACCR) ainsi que l’Association Canadienne des restaurateurs professionnels (ACRP). Il est membre professionnel de l’Instuit International pour la Conservation (IIC). Legris Conservation maintien des studios de pointe à Ottawa et à Montréal assuré d’un personnel de conservateurs professionnels et hautement qualifié. Chaque établissement comprend des ateliers climatisés, de l’équipement spécialisé et de surveillance 24 heures sur 24. Dépendant de la nature du projet, dans plusieurs cas, le personnel professionnel de Legris Conservation travaille sur-place à l’établissement du client. La clientèle de Legris Conservation est composée de grands musées et galeries d’art, de collectionneurs privés et corporatifs, ainsi que des institutions religieuses et des références sont disponibles sur demande. Contact initial peut être fait par téléphone (613-727-1234 ou 514-270-5665) ou par une visite sur place, mais souvent des estimations préliminaires peuvent être fournies en examinant des images numériques envoyer par courriel. Legris Conservation utilise une vaste sélection de techniques de restauration : Tel que: Doublure, réparation de déchirure, nettoyage, enlèvement de vernis, re-vernissage, examen et consolidation. Utilisant de l’équipement tel que: Table chauffante aspirante pour doublure, échafaudage, salle de pulvérisation, photographie ultraviolette et infrarouge Utilisant des matériaux tel que: Acryloid B72, BEVA 371 et de la résine dammar pour assurer que chaque œuvre d’art reçoit le meilleur traitement ainsi que celui le plus approprier. Pentimento / pentimenti, Rigatino, Relative humidity ,Humidification, Gold gilding, UV examination , UV fluorescence, Infra Red, Pigment Analysis, Authenticity, Stretcher, Strainer, Gesso, Fresco, Strappo Technique, Tempera on Panel, Impasto, Consolidation, In Situ, Refractive index, Retouching / Inpainting, Canadian Conservation Institute / CAC / CAPC, Relining, Cracking of paint ,Marouflage ,Metamerism ,Patina ,Pigment ,Raking light ,Sturgeon glue, Miniature painting(s), Orthodox icon(s), Portrait(s), Garlanding, Alligatoring, Code of Ethics, Heritage preservation, Art collectors, Canadian Heritage, Fine arts conservation, Private Practice
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