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[28/04/2012] Rocking the Louvre: the Bergeon Langle Leonardo Restoration Disclosures

[08/04/2012] Another Restored Leonardo, Another Sponsored Celebration…

[23/03/2012] Black is a colour

[14/03/2012] The Perpetual Restoration of Leonardo’s Last Supper, Part 2: “a different Leonardo”

[28/02/2012] Shedding archival records at the Tate and the Victoria and Albert Museum

[08/02/2012] The Perpetual Restoration of Leonardo’s ‘Last Supper’ – Part 1

[26/01/2012] What Price a Smile: The Louvre Leonardo Mouths that are Now at Risk

[04/01/2012] The Louvre Leonardo Restoration Committee Resignations

[02/01/2012] Cosmetically Altered Leonardo at the National Gallery

[19/12/2011] The Prado’s New Fundacion Iberdrola Sponsored Velazquezs

[24/11/2011] The National Gallery’s £1.5bn Leonardo Restoration

[29/10/2011] Is St Paul’s Cathedral fit for purpose?

[12/10/2011] Applying recreated authenticity to historic buildings

[05/10/2011] Sir’s not always right

[22/09/2011] A conservation appeal too far: Sophie Dahl’s public relations disaster

[08/09/2011] The Controversial Treatments of the Wallace Collection Watteaus

[17/08/2011] From Annigoni to Banksy: Crimes against Art and Architecture

[11/08/2011] Dicing with Art and Earning Approval

[25/07/2011] Lucian Freud’s blast against picture restorers and an artist’s appreciation

[20/07/2011] Attacked Poussins at the National Gallery

[17/07/2011] Leonardo, Poussin and Turner: Developments in London and Krakow

[11/07/2011] Questions and Grey Answers on the Tate’s stolen Turners

[05/07/2011] Technical Problems of Health and Safety at St Paul’s Cathedral

[01/06/2011] A Modernist Makeover at St Paul’s Cathedral

[20/04/2011] John Singer Sargent and ‘filthy’ conservation studio losses

[13/04/2011] Vandalism, ethics and the case of Rodin’s Dutch ‘Thinker’

[06/04/2011] Thomas Eakins: A suitable case for treatment?

[01/04/2011] Misreading Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling

[26/03/2011] David Hockney, an art historian and misreading visual evidence

[17/03/2011] Why art conservation is not always a good thing

[09/03/2011] The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s fear of disclosures on picture cleaning

[25/02/2011] Secrecy and Unaccountability at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y.

[19/02/2011] Silence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y.

[08/02/2011] The European Commission’s way of moving art around

[02/02/2011] The European Commission runs risks in lending works of art

[27/01/2011] The National Gallery’s vindication of Sir Ernst Gombrich

[23/01/2011] In Memoriam: Thomas Molnar (1921-2010)

[20/01/2011] Shifting contours in Met Museum photographs

[16/01/2011] Museum world acceptance of virtual reality

[10/01/2011] The National Gallery’s online photographic reproductions

[08/01/2011] The Kecks’ Restoration of Renoir’s ‘The Luncheon of the Boating Party’

[29/12/2010] ArtWatch’s response to a double attack

[28/12/2010] Undoing and re-doing a Veronese masterpiece at the Louvre Museum

[21/12/2010] Romanian Heritage: the Struggle to Protect the “Protected”

[18/12/2010] Waste Much, Want Not: the feather-bedded public-sector avant gardists

[13/12/2010] An Appeal from Poland

[12/12/2010] The New Relativisms and the Death of “Authenticity”