posted 06-21-2014 09:43 PM               

It was restored by a professional paper conservationist. It was cleaned, treated for foxing, mold, and flattened. Because of the nature of the paper (its coated) it could not be given a complete ph bath. Therefore there is still some light foxing and yellowing, though it was treated with UV to kill off any spores and therefore prevent future foxing. She also added mulberry paper hinges with wheat starch paste hinges so it can be professionally framed with minimal impact on the original paper.

It is currently in a mylar sleeve and framed in a temporary archival frame (UV protection plexi, museum grade core) which is also included. Also includes additional info card sheet (approximately ~ 11x17).