A client brought in a canvas for stretching but it has a tear in the corner (wasn't me, honest guv!) and I don't want to put it under tension for fear of making it worse.
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I don't suppose anyone can recommend a canvas conservator in the Brighton/East Sussex area, or has any other advice?
Canvas restoration
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Re: Canvas restoration
Have a look at the ICON website. They have a directory of conservators.
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