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Eduardo: I really enjoy seeing your videos. I love art and art restoration. If I have a question about restoring a frame that my cats have ruined will you answer it? Thank you.

Wonderful and professional restoration! Thank you for an interesting video. I look forward to seeing more. Peace💫

Thank you for the fascinating look into your process and passion.

This was just wonderful! Thank you for sharing it with all of us.

Thanks

I love this. I enjoyed it when you first presented it 3 years ago, but seeing it all in one go is fun and very satisfying. I also want to note that your videography, editing, storytelling, and presence have continued to grow over the years. As I told another content creator, I enjoy watching experts do the job they love. Caring for old artwork is definitely something you love, and I love being in your studio with you. Thanks for being here, Eduardo.

I follow three restorers on YT and I do so because of the amazing detailed and careful work done on these works of art. You are one of them. I like the way you take us through the process, explaining it to us clearly and concisely. Thank you. Might I make a suggestion? Sometimes the way you position the camera creates a bit of glare, which makes it difficult for us to see better your work. Perhaps, a change in the camera's position would help? Thanks again for the pleasure you offer us with your work.

Bonjour Eduardo, Pourriez-vous nous dire combien de temps vous avez consacré à ce projet?

The sides of the original antique frames were rarely gilded. They were painted with an ochre or sepia paint - less expensive than the gold leaf, and this would have been the norm… Air-drying clay is easier to use in your silicon mold - than fiddling about with plaster or gesso. It holds the detail beautifully, trims easily and sits down nicely within the gaps. The “under paint” is BOLE - a form of diluted clay which can be red, yellow, blue or black. It’s applied warm, and provides the deep tones underneath the gold leaves when burnished. Shellac? Nope. A light rub with beeswax is a more natural substance to offer a bit of protection to your completed work.

Amazing work! Loved your video. Thanks.

What you have used to remove please let me know because I have to remove from my painting please..

What you have used to remove the varnish please guide me my painting are badly destroyed I have to restore ,i am not getting proper knowledge anywhere 😔

you sound so much like Nandor in What We Do in Shadows. Where are you from?

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Don’t forget to clear coat it after. 😊

I like to know more about the make up and preparation of the glue, please.

Excuse me, what kind of solution did you use for polishing and shining gold? Thank you.

Such patience, such attention to detail, you deserve the most respect. Thank you for your work. The painting is amazing now. 👌

Bee's wax and resin, no hot table treatments, Baumgartners are losing their minds right now

Using washi kozo paper is the first step to protecting this painting, but using bees wax in the 'stabilization' foundation sounds counter-productive to me! At some time in many years to come, when this painting comes back up for cleaning and possible restoration work, how on this Earth will that bees wax-resin backing be removed from the painting, if it's been melted and then ironed into the original canvas?!

The top left corner could be better.

First time on this channel, i enjoyed a lot, it was a great work!! I don't know if it might help, you commented about the brushes and you can find nail art brushes that are EXTREMELY thin, you might find them with good quality, and (from my experience) is easier to find than looking for ultra thin "regular" brushes

that looks pretty bad right before the final picture, how did it end up so smooth when it looked like a piece of copper coloured chewed bubble gum

Škoda, že jsme neviděli některé části procesu. Těším se na další pěkné video.

Incredible!

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I like that you show.That is not so much about or not all about the front of the painting but a lot goes into the frame and the back of the painting😊

Oh excited for this one! Hope you are doing well! Stunning colors! Love how it popped after the restoration! Job well done!

Good Job Boos

Anyone familiar with Julian Baumgartner's high standards will be comfortable here. But you do need a hot table!

Good works & humble about it

O senhor Figueiredo! It's nice to have you back! And a 40 min video too. You spoil us!

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I like how you say what you are doing and then work quietly. The other guy talks constantly.

Hello!! It's great to see you working, again. This was a truly beautiful painting, and your work returned it to its full splendor. Thank you for sharing the whole process with us, and telling us what you will choose to do differently next time. 👏👏👏👏 Aside from the work process, in this video I really liked watching your brushwork. Whether you were applying gelatine, wax, soap, varnish, or retouching paint, each time you had a brush in your hands your movements were very graceful. It was lovely to see, in the same way as watching someone dancing is lovely to see.

The relining of the canvas was simply a beautiful technique. I hadn't seen the application of the wax mixture until now. 🥰

Oh, welcome back, Eduardo. It's lovely to see you. I missed you. What a wonderful restoration, you brought it back to life. I felt like I was in your studio with you. The filming & editing were spot-on. Thank you, my friend.🤗

Please remember to “like” and leave a comment (no matter how short) as it really helps promote the channel - I appreciate your support! Eduardo

Thank you for sharing your work with us! Would you be so kind and let us know the exact varnishes (resins) you use for both retouching and final varnishes? Thanks!

Thank you for the new post. I enjoy watching as you take meticulous steps to restore a painting. I love history and art and watching the painting go through the restoration process is fascinating and I am happy you can give it a new lease on life.

Thank you. Would you tell me about whats the solvent or gel you use? Respectfully.

It's so lovely to watch the cleaning process. The fronts are always dramatic, but you clean the backs so well it makes me feel the pride and humility you have in doing the very best for the painting and the life of the linen it's on. Not all restorationists perform equally. Thank you for caring so much. If History could kiss you, I'm sure it would be for the work you do.

🥰 The cleaning and retouching are my favorite parts of portrait restorations. It's almost as if they are reborn in a way. The family information of the artist was very nice in addition to the artists own. Very nice indeed. 🥰