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Find A Conservator

The tool provides a systematic, consistent method of obtaining current information to identify and locate professional conservation services from all across the United States and abroad. It allows you to address a wide range of conservation problems, whether your needs are long-range or short-term and whether your collection consists of thousands of valuable historic artifacts, one priceless work of art, or items of great personal value.

Before you use the tool, you may want to read our guide on How to Select a Conservator>>

Step 1: Select the Type of Conservation

Please select one speciality from the options below. You will also be able to select sub-specialties if you choose to narrow your search.

Architecture

Immovable properties such as buildings, monuments, and outdoor sculpture.
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Book & Paper

Paper materials including art on paper, books, manuscripts, and library material.
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Electronic Media

Records and works that involve electronic equipment, technologies, and media.
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Objects

Archaeological and ethnographic objects, decorative arts, and sculpture...
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Paintings

Paintings in oil, acrylic, or mixed media, etc...& their supports, coatings and varnishes.
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Photographic Materials

Media in film & composite objects like paper prints and albums.
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Textiles

Clothing, tapestries, embroidery, flags, quilts, archaeological fragments.
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Wooden Artifacts

Ethnographic carvings, furniture, upholstery, frames, and veneer/marquetry/boulle. 
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Note: Only members with Professional Associate or Fellow status are listed in the guide. They have met specified levels of peer review and have agreed to adhere to AIC's Code of Ethics. However, these recommendations provided are intended as guidance only, and AIC does not assume responsibility or liability.

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