Art Conservator Reviews Restoration in Movies

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For the most part, art conservators work quietly and privately in their studios; their work never gaining attention and if good, remaining unseen. Yet you folks know how interesting this work can be and even Hollywood takes notice every once in a while. So today, instead of plying my craft peacefully in my shop, I figured I'd take a look at some of the most recognizable scenes of art conservation in the movies and see just how much they get right.
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@pryordvm 17 дней назад

I'm not a professional conservator but I think you should add mustaches to all of the paintings

@ianboyle1026 16 дней назад

And there, in the proverbial nutshell, is why you're not a professional conservator.... 🤔

@NZN22 11 дней назад

I think it would be really funny if he had a mustache sticker or something for after a painting is finished and sealed

@NioneAlmie 11 дней назад

All of them? Sir, this is a landscape of a river. You can't add a mustache to this one! @pryordvm "ALL OF THEM"

@pryordvm 10 дней назад

I said it and I meant it :P

@ianboyle1026 10 дней назад

@@pryordvm Right. I've rethought my original reaction to your comment, and I now see its merits. You're hired.

@nickenniss 18 дней назад

the folding of the painting was BRUTAL

@steve_weinrich 18 дней назад

When I first watched it (about a century ago), I couldn't figure out how he did it with damaging the painting. I finally concluded it was impossible.

@AlexGeo925 18 дней назад

Yeah, I felt that crunch in my soul. Thanks, Julian.

@RochelleHasTooManyHobbies 18 дней назад

Right? He may have torn it out of the frame, but it was still CLEARLY on a stretcher. Like... bro. You didn't even try with that one.

@evilpompom 18 дней назад

It hurt my bones 😨

@nixienova 17 дней назад

RIGHT?! I was thinking he was gonna cut it off the stretcher lmao!

@bigsarge2085 18 дней назад

Coincidentally, the same actor, Peter MacNicol, is evaluating the paintings in both "Mr. Bean" and "Ghostbusters 2."

@FreejackVesa 17 дней назад

They take place in the same "universe". Lol

@ProfDanielVargas 16 часов назад

Poor guy, having to deal with Mr. Bean destroying the art of Whistler and then having to deal with the Ghostbusters. No wonder he was always so stressed.

@betterthanoakhurst4799 18 дней назад

i love the video of julian pauses completely every time the video plays

@thomasbruinsma 18 дней назад

I know I can't stop looking over there. Must be a better way to do it, but it's also very Baumgartner haha

@panthraxbw 18 дней назад

Some of the other channels that do the "Person reviews whatever in movies" videos do the same thing. I assume this was done intentionally to mimic that kind of thing, I actually had to check to see if this was one of those cross-posted to this channel.

@petradegroot3578 18 дней назад

He looked very funny in some of them😂

@BaumgartnerRestoration 18 дней назад

You know how hard I worked to stay still, not blink or breathe!! 😜

@maartenlemmens8628 18 дней назад

"This is not how art is stolen." You,d be surprised and shocked at how amateurish many art thieves are.

@moehoward01 17 дней назад

Not just art thieves.

@reis5011 11 дней назад

the (arguably) most prolific art thief ever's MO was just walking into the museum, taking the art off the wall, and walking out. ig he seemed confident enough that no one questioned if he was supposed to be doing that

@Timspfd 17 дней назад

Julian mentions seeing no haunted paintings, but long-time fans remember the baby sculpture in the storage closet...

@fwiffo 3 дня назад

The only work more haunting than Vigo the Carpathian.

@catacc. 19 часов назад

Can you link the video please? 👀

@johannesspringinsfeld6381 18 дней назад

"Bill Murray being able to walk into the studio not so plausible" If Bill Murray showed up at your studio and just wanted to walk in, would you stop him Julian? Because I'm pretty sure I wouldn't.

@BaumgartnerRestoration 17 дней назад

No, I’d die.

@joeynessily 18 дней назад

The Vigo painting in Ghostbusters 2 is an interesting prop! It’s actually a photo! They set the photo up where they put makeup on the actor to look ‘painted’ and he stood in front of a painting backdrop… this meant they could cut between him moving and seamlessly change to film elements. The prop ‘painting’ is now in the Lobby of the Sky Walker ranch studio.

@W4iteFlame 18 дней назад

Cool info. Thanks

@rubybuttons668 17 дней назад

Thank you for sharing. I really want to find a smaller replica of the Vigo painting, for my cousin who is a massive Ghostbusters fan, to sit over his mantle piece in his man cave lol.

@damogranheart5521 16 дней назад

@@rubybuttons668That would be a Super Cool Gift!

@marktully681 18 дней назад

The bit that always confused me in The Thomas Crown Affair is that when he takes the painting out at home, after breaking it in half while stealing it, the stretcher is intact! I have actually watched those two scenes multiple times to see if i am making a mistake, but no, he has a magic briefcase

@ElliLavender 17 дней назад

Wow, that's a major continuation error! I mean, the moment where he folds the painting in half is pretty memorable, it's not like something that just passes you by.

@ellesmerewildwood4858 18 дней назад

Back in the late 90s there was a rival conservation studio, "Beangartner Fine Art Restorations." After the Whistler's Mother incident, the studio was closed and the owner, Aloysius Bean disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

@ElliLavender 17 дней назад

Lmao 😂

@max2grant 17 дней назад

It was all Rupert and Hupert’s fault

@ankiking 17 дней назад

😂

@timaidley7801 17 дней назад

Wait... Julian said he'd been restoring for 26 years now, which would mean he started in the late 90s. And I've never seen him and Mr. Bean together in the same room! 🤔

@glacierllane 18 дней назад

"No paiting has ever looked at me.... Not that I know of" 😅

@Peepaboo 18 дней назад

There's nothing quite like procrastinating by watching a professional conservator procrastinate

@allyk1933 16 дней назад

There’s nothing quite like procrastinating by reading a comment about procrastinating on a video of a procrastinating professional conservator

@BIGJATPSU 17 дней назад

Julian talking about paintings moving after smelling solvent to long, 'But I digress." NO, NO, there is a story there we need told I'm sure. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@WarpRulez 18 дней назад

I have seen conservation in movies at least a dozen times, but never, not even once, paid any thought to it. This video is teaching me so much.

@RoulinBrooks 17 дней назад

What were the other movies not included here?

@adamiotime 18 дней назад

The Bean painting "restoration" scene gave me nightmares even as a kid! Sooo hard to watch

@anna9072 18 дней назад

I hadn’t seen it before, and I was cringing. I don’t understand how people find this sort of thing funny, it’s horrible.

@Susan-nm3sx 18 дней назад

@@anna9072what! 😂😂😂 omg…. It’s hilarious! Get a funny bone, it’s meant to be ironic. Go suck the air out of the room somewhere else. Jeez. 🤣🤣🤣

@zlatan_2197 18 дней назад

@@anna9072 People find it funny because Mr. Bean is one of the best characters when it comes to physical and absurd comedy. Rowan Atkinson is very smart man, but he created that character to be universally appealing in its naive, childish, no-speaking charm. If you know anything about the character, you won't cringe, because you expect it from the character, and if you have some measurable common-sense, you can always separate comedy and reality.

@anna9072 18 дней назад

@@zlatan_2197 yeah, well, I never have learned to distance myself from that kind of “humor”. I just don’t find people making fools of themselves funny. I know other people do, I just don’t understand it.

@phoebecara4361 18 дней назад

@@anna9072quick question have you ever seen a Bean movie or Mr. Bean animated episode as a child?

@miriamgreen3973 18 дней назад

I love the look on your face when Mr Bean messes up Whister's Mother 😄

@davidcrisp5805 18 дней назад

Might be worth noting that the painting Judi Dench was working on was an in situ fresco, so it couldn't have been moved into a lab or studio in the first place. (And while today that would probably involve tenting off the area as a temporary clean room, the movie was set during WWII Italy, back then it really would just have been one person up a stepladder)

@flowerdolphin5648 18 дней назад

This week with Julian: how to steal art - the correct way. This was a very insightful reaction, thank you. And also, please do show us how you get ink stains off a painting if one comes across you. I am very interested now.

@lehcyfer 18 дней назад

Most inks dissolve in alcohol

@randomplotbunny 18 дней назад

I'd love to see more of Julian's reactions to painting heists in movies and tv. If ripping down and folding a painting gets him riled he'd likely seethe at what other shenanigans paintings are put through in the name of entertainment.

@z0bi_ 17 дней назад

i flinch every time a thief cuts the painting out of it's frame/stretcher and rolls it up to put it into a tube.

@RosinaEmilyW 17 дней назад

Don’t even mention the Just Stop Oil whack jobs. That’s just depressing. The rich arses who own the paintings would probably end up revving their engines a few more times in spite. Or taking a few extra trips on their private jets.

@stereonacht2247 4 дня назад

@@z0bi_ How do you think all those bad interleaving jobs come to be? 😉

@VampireCake78 3 дня назад

The saga of 'The Fallen Madonna With The Big Boobies' from 'Allo 'Allo. Probably have to sensor the nipples though.

@thammuz 17 дней назад

The Whsitler's Mother reveal is one of my favorite scenes in any movie.

@Shae_Sandybanks 17 дней назад

It's so funny and horrifying.

@xe-wf5iv 17 дней назад

The ending when the real painting shows up again is my 2nd favorite.

@unavoidablycanadian397 17 дней назад

"Okay, okay, let me see the painting again" And then he tries to escape through the window.

@Marie45610 18 дней назад

The movie "The Witches" from 1990 made me terrified of paintings for a bit because of the story the grandmother told about her friend who was trapped in a painting.

@shandaughter 18 дней назад

That scene is always one that stuck with me.

@FancyRPGCanada 17 дней назад

Mix that with A Christmas Carol and young me was terrified of ghosts coming out of paintings for years 😂

@rubybuttons668 17 дней назад

Haha me too! I was convinced when I was little I saw the people in paintings moving. Lol

@artheaded1 16 дней назад

I saw The Witches as an adult, and the story about the girl stuck in the painting is the most chilling part of the whole movie. Gives me goosebumps to think of it now!

@HaitaniMasayuki 18 дней назад

Not even mentioning that Peter MacNicol has *two* roles in this video? :D

@snuffmeister6720 11 дней назад

this might be the first time i heard thats his name, i always call him the Biscuit

@michellehess6674 17 дней назад

I actually say, ”Everything you are doing is bad. I want you to know this.” a lot. 😂

@Shae_Sandybanks 17 дней назад

It's so savage lol

@Moccason 15 дней назад

I watched Bean as a young child. Not only did the destruction of that painting distress me SO MUCH that I never finished watching the film (until this day) I am also now, age 19, genuinely going to university to study to become an art conservator 😭 I can’t help but think that it played a role in shaping my future career.

@LuciferSpiro1993 17 дней назад

Toy Story 2 - While rare at the time of the movie, Woody's were once a mass produced toy. When cleaning your 407th version of the same eyeball, from the same factory, you probably already know what solvent is safe.

@lynnstlaurent6789 17 дней назад

The Mr Bean technique would make a great April Fool’s Day video. Also are you saying you can touch up my double chin?

@loneranterism 18 дней назад

So next time there's a conservation sequence in a movie...we need Julian as a movie advisor. I would really love him getting such a job...

@rosekopelowitz5069 17 дней назад

Honestly, Julian does such a good job explaining things on his channel I bet they could just watch it and know more than they ever needed to

@kevinbroussard8136 16 дней назад

Fatal unforced error is probably the most succinct description of Mr. Bean that I've ever heard

@Raeprim 18 дней назад

Oh this is an interesting and fun idea for a video.

@monkeygraborange 18 дней назад

…and now for something _completely different!_

@tiwantiwaabibiman2603 17 дней назад

And the giant cartoon barefoot comes out of no where to squash the fake restorer.

@sandyhearn8332 17 дней назад

I cant tell you how many times i have thought about the Bean painting while watching you skillfully restore paintings. I loved seeing your reaction to it. I was excited when i saw it in the thumbnail.

@BlaReagy 17 дней назад

This is my high-tech art theft briefcase. *"CRUNCH"*

@rickb3078 18 дней назад

I’d love a Baumgartner - Bean collab on a Caravaggio

@ThirdEchelon111 17 дней назад

You should see Toy Story 2, to understand the context of that scene. Painting over Andy's name, is a slap in the face to the relationship between Andy and Woody. And what happens later, when the paint starts coming off and the name becomes visible again, is symbolic for Andy and Woody reuniting.

@evanmak7837 14 дней назад

Seeing toy restorations and repaints, it is baffling to me that guy didn't use any form of sealant to protect the paint from chipping/dust/anything in the environment that can harm the toy.

@ThirdEchelon111 14 дней назад

It's a fantasy kid's movie about talking toys and you're worried about what, exactly?

@taracampbell2433 17 дней назад

This is a fun break! And your comment about modifying paintings reminded me of one of my college dorms. It was an 1800s mansion that was donated shortly after the great San Francisco Earthquake to what was, at that time, a teaching school for women run by nuns. The dining room had a beautiful hunting scene on the walls. The nuns had some modifications made so the painting would be "appropriate" for the ladies who would be staying in the dorm... specifically, the dogs were all "castrated" by painting out the genitals. 😅 The artist responsible did a masterful job - you basically have to have your nose to the fall to identify the overpainted sections- but i've often wondered what it looked like intact for the nuns to declare it so inappropriate!

@sarahleonard7309 18 дней назад

According to the director of the Thomas Crown Affair, that heist scene originally included the details of how the briefcase worked and how it was able to fold the painting with a minimum of damage. However, it was decided that it took too long and slowed the pace of that tense scene too much, and was cut. The footage was not included in the deleted scenes on the DVD, so I have always wondered what the props department had come up with as an explanation for why the painting wasn't just completely destroyed!

@BaumgartnerRestoration 18 дней назад

I didn’t know that, I’ll have to watch the extra scenes! It’s certainly possible to fold a painting- we’ve done it, just not the way it’s depicted in the film.

@Billionth_Kevin 3 дня назад

Like if the briefcase could carefully unfold the painting from the stretcher first? That would be cool, lets just pretend it happened

@israelquezada9936 18 дней назад

I've been following you since 2020, JUlian, your videos have been amazing, and once I thought it would be great if you made video recations of conservations. It would be great if you could react and review the failed restoration of the Ecce Homo in Spain. Love and hugs from México!

@Back2VinylLP 18 дней назад

Yes, Julian should review that one. I'm glad to see someone that is also from México around here.

@juanitogomez8218 18 дней назад

I agree

@fernbedek6302 18 дней назад

Huh, lacking the two I thought of: Home for the Holidays and Still Walking... which are oddly similar moves about art conservators going home to visit their dysfunctional families.

@tonyaboyer4547 17 дней назад

I also came here to suggest Home for the Holidays, if this becomes a series!

@GeorgeCarlin88 17 дней назад

5:56 everyone was waiting for this day. I waited patiently for years, I said "one day, one day..." and finally... ;) excuse me guys I was very touched.

@wesleybilly8097 5 дней назад

I appreciate art more because of you. I have been following you for years and years.

@Dreymasmith 18 дней назад

"Touch it up" is how Rembrandt's Arquebusiers became The Night Watch. And if you want real horror stories, look at how pre C20th art practice is depicted in films and tv - truly skin crawling.

@joshhoward6351 17 дней назад

You should see The Monuments Men. A WW2 movie about artists from different fields, finding and recovering pieces of artwork, and religious icons stolen by the Nazis. Some sad and funny scenes in there.

@Shae_Sandybanks 17 дней назад

Ohh I loved that movie!

@motack2021 14 дней назад

Great book!

@RyanMercer 18 дней назад

Ooooh more more more!

@lrla8657 8 дней назад

Julian!!! You should do a video for artists on what they should do to properly prepare and protect a painting today to make it easier for restoration in the future.

@adrianmartin1308 17 дней назад

I didn't know you had swiss roots. I have definitely heard the name Baumgartner here before. Trying to find my way into art conservation and restoration, so thank you for keeping my interest high :) greetings from Switzerland

@peppersiegel7636 16 дней назад

I’m half Swiss so it was fun to see him mention it

@ashleyvalentine4343 18 дней назад

seems like a crime to be this early

@kneecapthief6464 16 дней назад

“Paintings aren’t alive” Ok, I’ve learned something new today. Thanks!

@larissaorozco3255 18 дней назад

Whenever I watch expert’s react to movies/tv show I’ve always hoped you’d make a video like them.

@valarya 17 дней назад

I knew Ghostbusters 2 was going to be in this. As a child of the 80s, the guy in this painting STILL scares the bejeezus outta me. 🤣🤣

@MichaelSteeves 18 дней назад

I've watched some of the BBC Series "The Repair Shop" where they focus on repairing/restoring items of high sentimental value, more than high monetary value. The painting conservator uses some of the techniques I've seen here in a much smaller way, e.g. a small iron rather than a hot table. It is hard not to compare! I get it, but it is so easy to think: "This would be so much better if you were to take the painting off the stretcher and put in on a hot table to reattach that flaking paint!"

@pizzaqueenieweenie 2 дня назад

I love that show so much! I wish they made a million seasons!

@artheaded1 16 дней назад

Everything is spot on in this scene ... EXCEPT FOR THE SMOKING!!!😆

@blubbblubb6239 18 дней назад

Would love to see an episode on how an artist could construct sth easy to conserve, or how conservators would love it ;-) like: which type of wood, how to fix the canvas, which painting style, which kind of varnish etc. :D

@devernepersonal3636 18 дней назад

exactly i think thats what we would all rather see indeed.

@Ragnar8504 15 дней назад

Mr. Bloomfield (Bloomfield Art Restorations) sometimes talks about that in his videos. One thing I remember is waiting before you varnish an oil painting, waiting for several months.

@jonfeist1400 17 дней назад

I’d like to hear your thoughts on Titanic when they pull pencil drawings from a safe that was at the bottom of the North Atlantic for 80 years

@AntonioDiasDePaula 18 дней назад

I get excited every time you upload a new video!! Love from France!

@glazdarklee1683 17 дней назад

Very clever! I suspect that the smoking was a deliberate attempt at ironic humor, but you were right to call them out on it.

@yetzt 18 дней назад

11:20 what? you always look spiffy, julian.

@ScarletShade13 18 дней назад

This is such a cool idea! It's a ton of fun watching you pick apart these scenes

@dragonmaid1360 18 дней назад

Why do i always find these clips 20 min after they post...am i that hooked on watching restoration? Wait did julian just critique an animation lol

@AxelXeron 17 дней назад

I rewatched Ghostbusters 2 very recently and thought of you when I saw that scene. I was pleasantly surprised by how realistically they portrayed it.

@crystallionaire 16 дней назад

I love how much ive learned about art conservation thanks to this channel 👍this is one of the best parts of what the internet is

@DaveChurchill 17 дней назад

1:30 - He knows the exact model of toy he's working on, it's not some unknown ancient painting.

@gingivitis9148 17 дней назад

I don't disagree but like if the toy wasnt exposed to chemicals that might has effected the paint. Maybe woody also had a run in with Mr bean???

@TSIRKLAND 2 дня назад

This is my first visit to your channel. Very entertaining, and informative! Thank you! You've gained a new subscriber. And I'm also a Chicagoland resident, so local support!

@kasiabeckley1284 14 дней назад

I seriously love your content, your voice, and your regular videos. I have been waiting weeks for a new one as interesting as this was I was just a wee bit disappointed hoping to see some regular *cleaning* content soon - thanks - a loyal subscriber for the last decade 😅

@ElviraChorna-xk2kl 14 дней назад

Loved the episode, thank you for it! So entertaining 😊

@rbeehner2 16 дней назад

I had not noticed just how much art conservation is depicted on screen. Enjoyed this video.

@ohger1 18 дней назад

Another video.. a good day. EDIT: I'm an electrical engineer and the stuff they get wrong in movies is hilarious. I've learned to keep my yap shut when watching movies with my wife, but with my older brother (also an EE), we laugh out loud. Second edit: I want to hear the story about the water color over the oil painting!! We all do Julian!!!

@dbevry3424 18 дней назад

My father was an airline mechanic his whole working life, and he would always pick apart airplanes in the movies 😅

@KSignalEingang 18 дней назад

It's Sjöberg's Law: any representation of a skilled profession in movies or TV will inevitably piss off members of that profession. Ask any archaeologist about Raiders of the Lost Ark...

@ohger1 18 дней назад

@@dbevry3424 Your dad must have *loved* Bruce Willis dropping a match onto "jet" fuel (heating oil really) in Die Hard and watching it not only ignite by match (impossible) but more impressively the flame front catching up with a jet airliner right at rotation!!

@ohger1 18 дней назад

@@KSignalEingang Ah, there's the difference between technical people who love movies and jerks. Many skilled people don't get pissed off, they smirk and enjoy the movie or TV show anyway. I always wondered what doctors and lawyers think of movies??

@jdb101585 17 дней назад

@@ohger1 It's maddening because people who *don't* know how something is done, then go on and act as if they now *do* know...because they saw it on tv or in a movie. 🙄

@angiadcock8196 12 дней назад

You know, when you’ve mentioned your father in past videos this is pretty much what I was picturing.

@Crafter_H 18 дней назад

12:57 😂😂 the chemicals comment got me 😂😂 why do i feel like he is speeking from experience 😂😂😂

@Beeytress 18 дней назад

Home for the Holidays-1995. Holly Hunter is a conservator! Love that film.

@dbevry3424 18 дней назад

Love that movie!

@DrDooms13 18 дней назад

He’s so adorable and I love closing my eyes and listening to his voice 🥰

@Nathanm7977 17 дней назад

I have been watching you for years, and while I have observed many types of skills and can predict the next steps sometimes, your work is art onto itself.

@CaffHCloudlow 14 дней назад

Didn't expect to get movie recommendations from this video. I know its not your usual content, but thank you

@yasha.hartberg 15 дней назад

I would never have guessed that art restoration figured in so many films!

@he_was_a_skater_dog 18 дней назад

Uncovered is such a great movie, it's the first thing that came to mind I saw the thumbnail. It's a type of thriller that for some reason doesn't get made anymore. Thanks for the great content!

@anitasmith7764 4 дня назад

I had NO CLUE there were so many movies w art conservation in them! 😂 so cool! Even if it DOES kill me to watch what they did to a few of them😂

@mohirender 15 дней назад

Really enjoyed this format!

@26beegee 16 дней назад

That was really interesting! Thanks for your insights!

@86fifty 18 дней назад

Yessss, this is a great format for Julian! Concentrated bits of knowledge in direct reference to existing media! Bit of a nostalgia trip for me, too, being around Julian's age, to see the 90s hair and makeup again XD

@charlotteillustration5778 15 дней назад

Extremely entertaining and of course, also informative, thank you!

@haley_ish 5 дней назад

This video was so much fun and also shockingly informative 👏👏

@caroltanzi29 18 дней назад

Julian: what a creative video to produce. I so enjoyed it, especially your expressions. Carol from California

@nanagaga2001 18 дней назад

Fascinating video! Thanks Julian.

@judithcatlett8518 17 дней назад

Enjoyed this video. Great idea. Don’t hesitate to do it again.

@the98themperoroftheholybri33 3 дня назад

I think Bean's restoration is an improvement

@mnkid25 18 дней назад

This was a delight! I love film and I love conservation. Thank you.

@PenneySounds День назад

I like how you went straight from a scene from "Bean" featuring Peter MacNicol to a scene from "Ghostbusters 2" featuring Peter MacNicol.

@futuristica1710 18 дней назад

Cool concept, Julian! Thanks!

@graceparker7003 18 дней назад

I absolutely loved this!!! You made me laugh today so hard with some of your observations and sarcasm! Until I found your channel I had no real idea of conservation work and how it would be done. There are times when I wish that I had known about this because sometimes I think it would have been great! Sadly after thinking these thoughts I realize that I have terrible eyesight now and likely don't have what it takes to color match the way that you do. So I shall continue to live my dreams vicariously through your channel lol. I really love your videos. Thank you.

@Alexvanegasx 12 дней назад

i love this new content!

@sakat0800 День назад

Love this! I now know how to ~professionally~ steal a painting from a museum. Must be done at night, guys! Thank you for the tips lol (i'm kidding ofc)

@oneshotme 11 дней назад

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@colettenewell4634 17 дней назад

This was an amazing video. I enjoyed it very much.

@5alpha23 17 дней назад

For some reason I now want to see Julian paint a moustache on a painting of a woman with a double chin...

@earthknight60 17 дней назад

I'd like to see Julian do an "everything is wrong" type conservation video, where he adds or removes things like beards and mustaches, changes elements of the painting, swaps out colors, doesn't use the right materials, etc.