Sentence examples for museum conservator from inspiring English sources

Barbara Hall, the first professional museum conservator at the Oriental Institute, was responsible for establishing the original conservation laboratory at the Oriental Institute.

"It's been brought into the light because, over time, its historical significance has grown," museum conservator Malcolm Collum says.

The Chemistry of Tears (2012) intertwines the narratives of a contemporary museum conservator reassembling a bizarre automaton and the 19th-century man who commissioned it.

On Monday, he found a customer in Ellen Moody, 27, a museum conservator, who came out at lunchtime for a portrait.

"There's a lot more work to be done here," said Gillian McMillan, the museum conservator who has been spearheading the Kandinsky research.

A former museum conservator, charged with stealing more than 100 artifacts from the Nassau County Museum, pleaded guilty yesterday to a felony charge of possessing stolen property, the Nassau district attorney, Denis Dillon, said.

Sarah Dodd Stauderman and Andrew Osborn Robb, both museum conservators in Washington, were married there yesterday.

The panel includes materials scientists, chemists, engineers, museum conservators and industry experts from companies that made suit components.

In 1992, Mr. Latchford gave the museum the two torsos, and in 1993 the heads and bodies were reattached by museum conservators.

It took museum conservators more than six years to sort, catalog and clean the 3,600 pieces gleaned from the two fused prototypes.

To make sure that does not happen, museum conservators fight a constant battle against changes in climate in an effort to keep photographs, paintings, artifacts and manuscripts at exactly the right temperature and humidity to avoid deterioration.