Cleaning 17th Century oil portrait of Mr Croxton part 3
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In this episode we begin the cleaning process of Mr Croxton, removing various dirt layers and varnish layers to reveal the true colours. We also learn a little about his dress and wig and try and place him in the correct century.
0:00 - introduction
0:37 - cleaning the cravat
2:19 - cleaning the face
3:42 - assessing the surface
4:45 - cleaning with new solution
5:45 - summary of surface condition
6:51 - cleaning off dirt layer
9:58 - cleaning wig and jacket
14:43 - wig and history information
17:43 - wig and coat cleaning
20:23 - episode summary
20:59 - credits
Equipment:
Iphone 14pro
Yeti Blue Mic
Edited with Adobe Premiere
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Thanks for another great video and for caring so much for these wonderful paintings and their history!
I've been watching the Mr Croxton series with a constant feeling I must have met him in a past life because he looked so familiar and today I've realized HE LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE PETER PETTIGREW IN THE HARRY POTTER FILMS ⚡
My partner and I love your videos!
I can see that!!
I love the level of detail in which you show your work: what it really takes in terms of moving methodically and taking multiple passes, as well as the research into historical costume.
Thank you, yes theres lots of layers to get through and sometimes they are not as compliant as Id like!
I appreciate you including all this historical detail and clothing research to fill multiple vids for this project. I love your content!
Thank you, I love researching the paintings, and trying to find out who they are, more to come I hope from Mr Croxton
Another great video. I recently discovered you and then was recommended to Baumgartner. I have to say that you've done a remarkable job delivering similar professional restoration content while also establishing your own delivery and content. I'm sure adding this to your work life has only added to your workload (filming & editing are difficult), but you are doing a great job. Thanks for making that effort and delivering something so great.
I had no past inclination or interest in art restoration but now I'm fascinated. It's very relaxing and satisfying to watch. Are there other conservatation channels that you follow or respect?
This is brilliant
Mr. Croxton is going to be a real challenge and I'm here for all of it! 😊
Wow! I am imagining this portrait of a once beloved mayor hanging in a local pub for decades/centuries to get that much smoke & such obscuring him! Looking forward to more revelations!
Yes Id be interested to see where he has been all this time! There are no living Croxtoons in Middlewich so Im sure hes been languishing somewhere for decades...
What a difference between the clean side and the other.Its always wonderful seeing the colours come back as they would have been seen by the artist when he painted it.The wig is very nicely painted too!there’s a lot of detail in the hairs on it that are forming the curls.He is going to look incredible when he’s finished ..🥰
He is looking good now, almost finished so next episode coming soon
Loved it when I saw it on your PATREON channnel. Love it now, too!
Thanks Nina, glad you enjoyed it!! more to come !
Just started watching the restoration of the Gent and enjoying it. Noticed part 3 is up but missing from the Gent's playlist. Pop it in when you have the time. Ta.
Thank you Ive just added it to the play list now
great video! and what a handsome restorer... 😋
Thank you very much! :-)
my pleasure. I was just being honest. 😁@@Bloomfield_Art_Restoration
Well done!
Thank you , more to come
I’m surprised that you can hear you cleaning because of the texture of the painting. It looks so gentle.
I like your Videos, because I restore oil paintings myself. But I will say - Two episodes for one restauration objekt is definitley enough. Best regards from Germany.
Got to disagree with you there - I really enjoy the series - not rushed, lots of detail to take in and savour. Everyone likes something different - but I like these videos for the very fact they are presented slowly and carefully. 😊
Thanks for your comment but I too like to share as much as possible rather than condense everything into 20 - 30 minutes, plus the research side of things also takes time to develop and avenues to open. Everyone likes an instant clean and to see dramatic results but life isnt like that and especially restoration takes time.
Thank you Im glad you enjoy it in its current format
I think 3 episodes was just right - the extra time for the historical context makes this Chanel extra special
I agree re the timeline I commented on the last video I think he is definitely post 1685 probably nearer 1700 I could see him as being a provincial tradesman
Amazing transformation. If the painting was a living being I can imagine it begging to be released from the crud. What collected over the centuries is pretty disgusting. I admire your patience in your work.
Thank you , yes hes coming along nicely, much improved as I like to say, interested to see what that jacket comes out from under the varnish