Conserving The Queen Of Cyprus Part 1

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  @anna9072 · 5 months ago

  It’s nice to hear that the previous conservator was competent, for a change.

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  @nathancase6485 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STMutV1H244&amp;t=418">6:58</a> &apos;&apos;highlighted in blue&apos;&apos; &nbsp;I had to laugh.

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  @NemoA90 · 5 months ago

  &quot;Here highlighted in blue.&quot; Thanks, Julian. Definitely would have missed that without the explanation.

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  @NetTopsey · 5 months ago

  I looked up Russell Hartley. &nbsp;He was quite the guy. &nbsp;Ballet Dancer. Painter. Gallery Owner. And founder of what is now the San Francisco Museum of Performance and Design.

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  @ENero-ld9ph · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STMutV1H244&amp;t=1002">16:42</a> the absolute GLEE on this mans voice as he gets to push the scrapping work on someone else for a little bit 😂

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  @stvp68 · 5 months ago

  Who else wonders how many paintings he has stored in that back room?

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  @Lori_M · 5 months ago

  Julian&apos;s Word of the Day: &nbsp;&quot;Gnarly.&quot;

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  @xliquidflames · 5 months ago (edited)

  I hate it when people try to make unpleasantness or even suffering a competition. &quot;Oh, what are you complaining about, Julian? You&apos;re in an air conditioned studio sitting down all day. Try being a roofer in the middle of summer. You have nothing to complain about.&quot; No. That&apos;s not how that works. Reality is subjective. Plus, everyone has their own brains that have their own tolerances. I hear this sometimes when I tell people I&apos;m disabled because of my neurological condition. &quot;Oh, boo hoo. There are people with no legs and paraplegics that still go to work every day. Suck it up and get over it, you big baby.&quot; Just because their reality allows them to work, that does not diminish my own situation. It&apos;s not a competition for who is in the most suffering. I am happy for those people that they&apos;ve found a way to manage their conditions. I am not them and they are not me. And the people who are usually saying this have no idea what it&apos;s like for either of us. Walk a mile, bud. Walk a mile in my shoes and see if you still call me a cry baby. Try scraping a painting for weeks on end and see if you still judge Julian for not liking it. And even if they can&apos;t understand any of that, how about just having a little empathy? What happened to just being empathetic towards people? Ugh. Can you tell it triggers me? It triggers me. Lol.

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  @sarahlogan2075 · 5 months ago

  I wonder how many of us have watched Julian long enough to be able to pretty much correctly guess (in a general sense) the steps he needed to take to get to the cleaning phase.

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  @bossanova8856 · 5 months ago

  A genuine Titian in the studio is surely a once in a decade event

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  @matteolaborg · 5 months ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STMutV1H244&amp;t=1761">29:21</a> Your sciencey part about the linseed oil polymerization was very cool. Please do more of that!

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  @danferesp · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STMutV1H244&amp;t=868">14:28</a> actually, the extra reinforcement provided by the mesh probably reduced the damage caused by the chair… imho

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