DipintoDiNuovo - Restauro completo di un dipinto su tela
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- čas přidán 7. 01. 2014
- Fasi esecutive del restauro di un dipinto ad olio su tela 2013
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Hey there! Hi People! We're in 2017 now , how many people have seen this video in this years ! How many comment , how many compliments, how many judjment and...verdict.
And thank you all to have enjoyed my video and my restoration !
I leave everyone to express what they think and I'm sorry I will not respond to all.
I just say here that this was one of my first work done only by myself, one of my first very difficult restoration of oil paint on canvas .
Well, yes maybe is not perfect, now after 4 years I'm sure I would do differently choises about this work .
Everyone evolving their self and they're knowledge a long the way , and this is possible only whit esperiences , practice and hard work .
I'm a restorer I love so much my work , and I will always practice for do always better than before.
If you're courious to see how I improved my technique in this years ..well you're welcome in my site and website .
Love,
Emma
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dipintodinuovo@gmail.com - Jak na to + styl
Wow, such a difficult undertaking. This is probably the most severely damaged painting restorations I've ever seen. Talk about super expert level work.
Andreas C. Honestly she make it up %50 percent , as a collector I never buy this painting ..........
I love Hasem for ever so will you buy severe damaged paint?
I love Hasem forever no one ask your opinion
I have not seen a restoration on a painting this damaged either. Kudos to her for what she did. Reading the comments here I have noticed many negative ones, and have an idea.With a painting in this state, and not being by a master,it would be interesting to see a sort of experiment..
First, take a photograph of the painting in it’s frame as it is.
Second, restore the painting to an extent, only touching up what paint you started with and leaving the bare spots bare. Take another photo.
Third, finish the complete restoration of the whole painting.
Fourth, display them together so people such as myself, an art lover but not a painter, can see the nuances in the art of restoration. I think many people would like to see that, the effects of a little versus a lot of restoration can make. Yeah, now we could have some great conversations around the pros and cons of different conservation approaches. Hope this actually makes sense to you. Just my opinion.
Check out @baumgartner restauration
To those who are complaining that the restoration is less technically adequate than the original, unless you have seen a photo of the original, I don't think you can say that. 1. The 'before' version is heavily damaged and worn and those details you think you see in that can be anything from a previous restoration to the effects of old varnish. 2. Not every old art work is technically competent just by virtue of being old. 3. The restorer notes that it's the first attempt at such a difficult restoration ever done alone. 4. It's extremely easy to be an armchair critic. The work is difficult if not impossible, and the choice to let this old artwork crumble into dust and paint chips would mean we never saw that element of sadness -- or is it thoughtfulness in the eyes of the man sitting for his portrait with his quill and book. I enjoyed seeing it, and I enjoyed the video. I don't mind saying that I, myself, won't be the one to restore my grandfather's oil painting that my brother accidentally punched a hole in.
Tru dat. Imagine this person has to be a historian, an engineer, an artist, an expert with delicate tools...and its a pleasure watching a true master of a craft work.
I think I have found the right person, to restore my broken heart
Somnio Anty same
Somnio Anty h
😟😔
@Laura Zhang from her dumb statement.
Hahahaha 😂
I have binge watched Baumgartner's videos, which are narrated, so watching this I understood everything you did :p
Nice job ! The original paiting was in a state I think most people would say it's a complete loss.
Me too!
everyone whining...but its better to have had it restored so profesionally, than lost FOREVER.
We're not losing much with that painting. Not everything ever made needs to be preserved.
icampos89 So... You're saying if someone ever professionally painted you and over the years it got damaged and no one ever preserved it, that would be fine with you and your family? Sureeee....
@icampos89 Its a priceless piece of art from past and you already know those are limited and not infinite...it tells us alot about those times. The historical figures, the fashion, the art style through each era...its important, although it doesnt seem 1 painting makes a difference. Alot of things we know today about how things were hundreds and thousands of years ago is because we preserved and studied paintings, and of course other mediums like writings, books, etc. You cant disagree preserving anything is a waste of time. Its like saying we should permanently burn all movies after they are shown in theaters since we saw em, no reason to have em anymore. Lol.
Those methods are reversible so noting was destroyed on the original anyway.
Maybe it's better the past rests in the past... That's better than retouching too much an artist's opera.
So much work went into this piece, jaw dropping. Thank you for showing the love of history and bring it back for us to see it once again.
They should have done the Jesus portrait
Raechel914. ya that one
Ikr. Why would any piece of significant artwork be allowed in the hands of anyone less than a pro. Just sad
Te la mamaste xd
No. She didn't ruin the painting at all. It looks just like Jesus. .
Best compliment
It was obviously somebodys grandpa, so this is why it got to be recreated. Well done, great work
I love the choreographic interaction with the music. It was like a symphony of art or maybe ballet. Now on to the rest of the video.
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His face looked more peacefully and charming before... but still it was an amazing restoration, that chair looks amazing.
wow.... Ottimo lavoro; Emma: Complimenti !!! Non dare retta a chi la pensa diversamente, perche' sanno solo criticare.
Un saluto ed un abbraccio dall'Irlanda.
Renzo *
2019 now. I say that it is good that you placed indicated what the individual steps were that you took. It was very helpful information. As to the rest - as in every other aspect of the lives of all that strive - the more you learn the better you become at doing the things that are important to you.
Le dio vida al hombre invisible...Felicitaciones...!!!
I feel like it can no longer be called restoration with the amount of damage to the original, but instead is repainting. They did an amazing job other than some flaws which many others have pointed out several times. I've looked at your websites and I love all of your furniture restorations and I have no doubts you have improved greatly by now.
Impressionante, parabéns, Deus abençoe seu trabalho, é um dom de Deus.
I would have just hired her to paint me a new one, and kept the original beside it.
She did a great job. Bravo !
So much patience, so much talent. It's unbelievable. Can you imagine how many hours of her precious life she has spent to do the restoration?
When i thought i found another channel beside JB and this is the first and last video ever uploaded, sigh. I hope you are okay ma'am and perhaps in the future you will be upload restoration video again
First - Amazing work by the restorer. Bravo. Second: It was not so much a restoration as a complete repainting. I could understand if this has been from the renaissance period but to so extensively 'restore' a piece from this period is, to me, incomprehensible. Perhaps a replica painting to be hung alongside the original might have created a great deal of interest in the public and saved on costings. As for the Restorer - you are a true master of your craft. It was a pleasure to watch.
Impecable trabajo felicitaciones!!
I don't know if this was a museum commission but there certainly was an impressive amount of time and money put into this undertaking. either way a individual or a museum conservation the repair work was an impressive one. do we leave this original work to fall into further disrepair or do we make a valiant attempt to stop its decline. good job!
It's a nice portrait painting, but it doesn't look like a great masterwork of art. So I don't think an art museum owns this painting. I don't think they would spend so much money for the restoring/reconstruction.
The person on the paintings seems to be more of historical interest. He looks like a priest or monk, maybe he is important for a religious order or a diocese. The painting is old, but not so old as you would aspect by the damage, the roman number says MDCCCLXII = 1862, so there is a good chance that there are other portaits of him, maybe even photographs exist. The recreation of the painting was much work, but the restorer didn't had to make to much assumptions, as the background and the clothes are not very complicated. The painting was mabey found in the attic of a church and the damage was from a leaking roof. To much damage to hang it up directly in a portrait gallery, but they have found someone to sponsor the restoring.
Maravilhoso ver o quadro recuperando sua dignidade. Trabalho belíssimo!
un lavoro meraviglioso, grazie per condividere questa preziosa arte
Fantastic work, amazing it can be restored with so much damage to the original painting
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share it
That's what I call a true restoration. Masterly!! I love this profession, it is giving life to works of art, which others consider forgotten.
I see from the comments that loads of professional studied historical with degrees are here.
You don't need to have a degree, eyes are enough. Moreover, thanks to the Internet people know more, see more and can tell if sth looks good or not. 😉
Oh shut up. We are consumers of art. We have a right to our opinions.
Art degree here, with such a large undertaking, years of training in painting is needed, you may have trained in restoration, but this is not the same as studying fine arts, the problem with the lady who painted the portrait above is that she's put too much of herself in the work, so because her perspective is flawed it shows within the painting, even I who have years of fine art training under my belt wouldn't attempt to fix this unless I was confident that I could mimic the old style perfectly, I probably could.. but I'd need to brush up against a master restorer first before I did so.
Rwilliams You have no idea what the owner of this painting wanted from the restorer.
Complimenti.
Un lavoro impegnativo e molto lungo immagino.
Bravissimi,questo dipinto e tornato a nuova vita
That made me cry. I'm not sure how I feel about the attribution of a piece that has been so drastically restored, but it is a very satisfying thing to see the work so closely resembling itself in its original form.
what a great job..So great
+Mahdool thank you :)
well lady you deserve it>> my hat for you
@@dipintodinuovorestauri2177 it's nice not bad at all I don't understand why some cringe about it
Que bien, saludos desde méxico.
IO RIMANGO ASSOLUTAMENTE, AMMIRATO. A ME BASTEREBBE, SI FA PER DIRE,ESSERE IN GRADO DI ESEGUIRE LE OPERAZIONI INIZIALI CHE GIA' TROVO MAGNIIFICHE.del ritocco e del reintegro non posso che rimanere positivamente colpito. Grazie per questo bel video
Good Christ there was barely anything left to restore! Definitely an impressive restoration, but is it really the same painting after that?
That's the Ship of Thebes philosphy quandry.
BEAUTIFUL WORK !!!..... To all the idiots who think they are masters of ?..something ? Take a reality pill....Your not ! This portrait is not a master artist work of genius.... it's a portrait done by someone with some-what artistic skills making a living. This portrait is someones relative or family. It is not some countries "National Treasure". Now, through the knowledgeable artistic talent of this gifted restorer, it is preserved and its youth revitalized for generations to appreciate. We can Step back in time to see that moment the artist and the seated subject shared. That's the magique of art and i fore one, appreciate the restorers hard work.
Nossa ! De todas as restaurações que vi em vídeo,esta foi a mas impaquitante,parabéns por este lindo trabalho,requer muita habilidade e muita paciência.
Wow, simply amazing how you brought it back to life!
Bravo, bravo! Well done. Amazing to watch. The restorer maneged to retain the aged patina tones as well.
Se narrassi i vari procedimenti mentri li mostri sarebbe ancora più bello :)
That was a 45-50% loss. It seems an impossible conservation with any high degree of accuracy. The finished product looks all right, but I'm inclined to think too many assumptions had to be made.
Wonder if delicate areas like the eyes can be done digitally first, where you can do several interpretations on different layers. Then the approved version get executed on the painting. Anyway, closely observing pixels of restoration can help with mixing the exact color of paints.
🇧🇷 restauração espetacular 👍
You did such an amazing job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are every bit as good a painter as the person who first made the painting.
The restorer herself is obviously a very good artist, wonderful to see this video but oh to have been in English!
The painting was very badly damaged, why was this particular painting worth all the work that we see being carried out here?
Wonderful video and thanks for sharing.
Practice, if nothing else.
If you pause the video and use google translate you would of understood. That’s what I did.
Truly enthralling to watch.... such an amazing talent
Lady. Your name must add to the painting right after the name of artist . You deserve it. It was a hell of the restoration.. 🖒👏👏👏
Dude, that painting was destroyed! Bravo!!
It is incredibly challenging to attempt to bring back something that is 75% gone. While this was not a perfect restoration, it is more perfect than 99.9999999999999999% of the viewers watching this would be able to achieve.
Myself included
Excepcional trabalho !!! PARABÉNS !!!
Great work, nice to see art been preserved with much care and love !
It brought back a seriously suffering art work. You did the best you could and I think it looks very nice. It's not your place to make it the same as it was when it was first painted, that's why it's called restoration.
This is not a restoration. It is a resurrection. Remarkable.
Muito lindo esse trabalho! Imaginem só, daqui uns séculos restaurando nossas fotos hahah'
All the people complaining about miniscule details in the comments as if they could do it better, I think the restorer did a great job, they didn't paint over anything either just filled in where the paint had gone so it definitely still classifies as the original painting. It's not like how in different eras artists would literally paint over a painting completely to change it to match that eras style eg) the painting of princess Isabella which was painted over to match victorian standards
Its those details that separates this artist from the rest, those details were put there for a reason. As many people have commented for example, the eyes are different this "miniscule detail" shifted the piece so much that people of untrained eye can even tell. That my friend is NOT a good thing.
Dedos de hada. Felicitaciones.
wow it must feel so honorable and humbling to restore such an old painting, amazing.
wonderfully satisfying
that was such difficult undertaking, massive props to the conservator.
Whether this is a restoration or a recreation is debatable but the fact that there is more new paint than old, I would have to lean on the side of a recreation.
The restorative paint is completely removable, so the top layer is just for appreciation and show. The original is preserved underneath.
I think for me, the line between restoration or recreation more lies within whether the new paint has been applied OVER the old art. If the paint has strictly only been applied to the areas that have lost their pigment then I class it as a restoration personally. If they are painting over it, then definitely recreation.
In Italy, any amount over 50% retouching is officially then considered by another artist, or a reconstruction. It loses its originality by law.
Hi! I just found your video about restoration. I hope your business is still in operation. I think you did a great job! Be safe!
Beautiful to see how it once looked. Just stunning.
Wow. Now that is a real talent. Amazing work. What an amazing gift to have. Bravo.
The man who did this has divine patience. I am impressed!
Beautiful a master at work like none other 😀!
A most excellent restoration! Wow! Bravo!
I'm so impressed❣❣❣ one off the top10 restorations for sure !
Veo que como en todo hay restauradores buenos y restauradores más buenos. Aquí solo se llega a restaurador.
At lest this looks like the original but carefully carefully restored. I mean it could have wound up looking like that botched up painting of Jesus that now looks like Cornelius from the Planet of the Ape movies.
I have no idea who this was a portrait of but that had to take months. I personally prefer full restores but I'm not a purist either. Fantastic job!
Non ho idea di chi fosse questo ritratto ma che ci sono voluti mesi. Personalmente preferisco completamente restaurato ma non sono neanche un purista. Lavoro fantastico!
There was a chair?!😮 Bravo! I couldn't make out any of that until she fixed it!
now this is what restoration is .... bravo!!!!! just wow.
Incrível!...Mas como as obras de arte ficam tão danificadas? Isso não era para acontecer...
....todo el proceso cuidadosamente estudiado, la ejecucion acertada, metodica, pausada,con los elementos tecnicos justos y los materiales certeros, mejor no lo veo ya que la restauracion se ejecuta con los criterios de los propietarios y el maestro restaurador.........el resultado finale es muy bueno.......
+Marvin Chinchilla Muy gracias por su atenciòn :)
Que trabalho extraordinário. Parabéns. Dado a condição da obra achei ser impossível restaurar.
Woooooow!!!! Mad respect for this women! AMAZING!!!!!
bellissimo.... davvero un buon lavoro... complimenti...
Congratulations. It must be so so so hard not to do too much work and change the original work to one of your own. You have done wonderful work Miss 💟
Total respect for your work
Truely amazing.
At what point does a restoration of a piece of art actually become the art itself and the original art become secondary?
Brava! Signora squisita e bella di lavoro!
Sooo you guys realise she basically painted a large percentage of lost painting. she re-painted the painting, now THAT is a whole new level of restoration! Awesome!
Beautiful work
Altro che restauro e una reintegrazione quasi totale ,ma e un bene altrimenti non sarebbe rimasto nulla del opera ,ma cosa diamine e successo a quella tela per ridurla cosi umidità incuria cioe come ,se penso a quante opere sono andate perse ,Ma ce qualcuno come te che salva l antico ,ottimo restauro
It is very interesting because the process of restoring is very different depending on the person.
IMPRESIONANTE
Amazing restoration!
fascinating! amazing work and way of life
Pretty decent outcome considering how damaged the painting was. Tough job for sure.
wow, it looks amazing. great restauration!
Absolutely stunning!
que trabalho maravilhoso adorei essa reportagem
What a great job and beautiful music to listen too
Wow, fantastic! Very well done!
K lindo remodelar herse una mar villa este es mi pasion gracias por ver tu pasion peace and love
Impossible restoration good job
Wow wow just wow. What a fantastic job. Any history on why it was so battered.
Astonishing work!
this is an amazing restoration .
omg, that's not retouching, it's nearly redrawing. Excellent!!!
I’m not an artist but it’s amazing how much repair she had to do, and it’s a very good work. There’s a little bit off with the expression but she repairs, not drawing.
This painting is 100% original, the only things that have been replaced are the canvas and the paint.
Splendido!