Below are examples of paintings I've worked on, ranging from cleaning and conservation to comprehensive restorations. I'm proud of the quality of my work and confident in its results. These samples demonstrate how even severely damaged works can be salvaged with impressive outcomes.
Vilhelm Oskar Engström (1830-1877) - Sápmi Camp
Artist Unknown - The Tiny Village Church
Anton Fock (1852-1910) - The Flemish Girl
Joan van Gent (1891-1974) - Chinese Bowl and Orchids
J. Goerdt (unknown) - untitled
Hendrik van Langen (1874-1964) - Woman in front of an open hearth
Artist Unknown - The Merry Fiddler (after Ary de Vois)
How Does It Work?
Initial Assessment
I will examine the painting(s) either in person or via photos you provide. This step is free of charge and comes with no obligation. We’ll assess any damage, determine whether previous restoration has been done, and discuss your goals for treatment—what’s possible and what results you can expect. We’ll also review the timeline and budget.Proposal
I will prepare a detailed treatment proposal and quote (free and without commitment), outlining the recommended approach.Approval & Start of Work
If you approve the proposal, I can begin the restoration. Work can be carried out on-site or in my studio, depending on the situation. The process may take from a few days to several weeks, depending on the complexity of the treatment.Progress Updates & Payment
You’ll receive regular photo and written updates throughout the treatment. An invoice will be sent during this stage.Completion & Delivery
Once the restoration is complete, your painting will be returned to you. You will also receive a full treatment report along with before-and-after photographs.