Sohni Crossing the River to Mahival: Materials and Conservation
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Emma Hartman, the Mary Jo and Ted Shen Assistant Conservator of Works on Paper, discusses a recently acquired and conserved Indian painting, Sohni Crossing the River to Mahival. Together, we trace the materials and techniques the artist used to produce this extraordinary work, and we uncover some of the surprises and challenges that surfaced during conservation treatment.
Gallery Talks is a weekly series led by Gallery staff and guest speakers on Wednesdays at midday. Each session focuses on one to three works from the collection, inviting participants to look closely, share observations, and engage in conversation in the galleries.
Meet by the central column in the Gallery lobby. Space is limited.
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