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1932 |
Born in Berlin - Germany |
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1937 - 1950 |
Education, Berlin - Germany |
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1950 |
Immigration to the USA. |
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1954 - 1959 |
US Army MI and Government, mostly in Europe.
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1959 - 1964
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Container Corporation of America, Chicago. Account Executive.Classes at Northwestern University, English Literature, ArtHistory.Separate classes In Tool and Die making
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1964 - 1980
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International Steel Industry, buying, selling, importing, exportingand trading steel products with, and for various International andUS Steel mills. Various titles and positions.
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1980
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Owner of the Riverdale Gallery, later the Hudson River Gallery and Conservators, as well as the von Zitzwitz Gallery in Greenwich CT., specializing in oil painting and paper restoration. As a company we also did archival museum work, professional custom museum framing, and appraisals of fine art. Studied oil painting restoration thanks to the guidance, encouragement and advice of Gustav Berger, who revolutionized the restorers world with the development of the "BEVA" method and materials.
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1990 - Present
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Member of A.I.C. - CIPP ( American Institute for Conservation ofHistoric & Artistic Work - Conservator in Private Practice)Some of the extensive workshops in restoration andconservation:
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1993
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BEVA® by Gustav Berger @ Westlake Conservators.Skaneateles N.Y.
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1993
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Mildew on TextileConservation Analytical Laboratory, Museum Support Center,Smithsonian Institute. Washington, D.C.
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1994
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Stain Removal, Theory and Practice.Conservation AnalyticalLaboratory, Museum Support Center, Smithsonian Institute,Washington, D.C.
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1996
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New York Conservation Association. Gustav Berger Workshopat the Rustin Levenson Art Conservation Association, Ltd.New York N.Y.
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Membership: Lower Hudson Conference of Historical Agencies& Museums |
2005 |
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