Chris J. Kenney is the Principal Conservator at MÖBIUS: art conservation inc. which spans 35 years of providing expert consultations and fine art services in the Monterey Bay and San Francisco Bay areas. We provide conservation and restoration services to private clients, educational institutions, libraries, historical societies and properties, museums, insurance companies, and moving companies.
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831. 464. 1418
mobiusart@gmail.com
Expert Consultations
All treatments are performed according to the highest standards outlined
in the Code of Ethics of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
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Here are some of the many services that we provide:
- Evaluation of art (structural integrity, visual aesthetics)
- Condition surveys of art collections
- Developing your art collection and purchasing strategies
- Assistance in developing art sales strategies
- Digital photography and documentation
- Packing and shipping recommendations
- Art research and signature identification
- Emergency disaster planning and recovery
- Assisting with insurance claims
- Archival storage of art and memorabilia
- Environmental monitoring and pest management
- Lectures and presentations
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Alice Jacob
Pre-program interns log many hours before entering into a graduate program in art conservation. A former student at Pitzer College, past intern Amelia Abramson, works on a 19th century wooden replica of the Pinta. Because of the machine made nails, the earliest date of creation would be 1830.
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| Inpainting (retouching) a 19th c. painting and repairing a gilded frame.
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Ian McClure poses with a 19th c. copy of Immaculada Concepción by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617–1682), Spain.
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Chris J. Kenney evaluates a painting at the
Cantor Museum at Stanford
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