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Matthew H. Goldsmith
has been at the forefront of painting
conservation and restoration in the heart of London for more than twenty-five
years.
He studied Fine
Art Conservation at Gateshead College of Technology, now part of Newcastle
University, followed by a four year apprenticeship with George Aczel,
one of London's most highly respected restorers, eventually setting
up as an independent in 1975.
Some three thousand
square feet of studio space close to London's Tower Bridge are dedicated
to the preservation, conservation and restoration of many of the world's
greatest works of art dating from the 16th century to the present day.
These have included works by Lucas Cranach, Cuyp, Holbien, Van Dyke,
Reynolds, Gainsborough, Joseph Wright of Derby, Etty, Pissarro, Seurat,
Van Gogh, Picasso, Ernst, Francis Bacon and Keith Harring - each and
every painting being treated with the care, devotion and respect they
so clearly deserve.
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