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| History, Conservation, and Repair The history of photographic prints, and how best to care for and repair them. |
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| Can I demount a photo that has been glued? |
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| Re: Can I demount a photo that has been glued? The picture in question is an Ansel Adams photo. The Death Valley Sunrise one. Would it be safe to use a hairdryer, or am I better off taking it someplace? |
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| Re: Can I demount a photo that has been glued? If it's an original, I'd DEFINITELY take it someplace. Your local history museum should be able to recommend a conservator. If it's a poster, just buy a new one, it won't be the same after unglueing. |
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| Re: Can I demount a photo that has been glued? Yeah its a real photo and definitely not a poster. I bought it for $10 dollars at a garage sale. I just was not sure about the value of the picture. Its a smaller photo and the mount is really way to big. It looks like somebody who owned it before me started to take the cardboard backing off but must have thought better of it. The picture looks to be in perfect shape though. |
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