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The following content was provided
by, and is a FREE service of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC). The AIC Guide to Conservation Services is designed to help institutions
and individuals make informed decisions about the conservation of valuable
cultural property. The guide can help you locate and select conservation
professionals in your area. Inquiries are invited from anyone committed
to the care and preservation of their artistic and historic artifacts.
Professionals listed in the guide offer services related to the following
specialties: books and paper, photographic materials, objects, paintings,
architecture, wooden artifacts, and textiles. Services provided range
from examination, treatment, analysis, disaster planning and recovery,
pest control, storage and exhibition design, to teaching and training. How to use the guide:
In addition to the listing, you will receive the brochure Guidelines
for Selecting a Conservator, which provides information to help you in
the decision-making process, including what you should expect from a conservation
practitioner, general business procedures, and information on AIC's membership
categories. Conservators in the guide system have achieved either Fellow
or Professional Associate status members of the American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC), the national membership
organization of conservation professionals dedicated to preserving the
art and historic artifacts of our cultural heritage for future generations.
They have also agreed to abide by the AIC Code of Ethics and Guidelines
for Practice. The Guide to Conservation Services is provided free of charge to you and to the practicing conservators listed in the system.
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