Caring for Your Collections
Table of Contents

Foreward—Arthur W. Schultz, General Editor

Introduction—The Honorable Robert McCormick Adams, The Secretary, Smithsonian Institution

The Mortality of Things—Joyce Hill Stoner, Director, Art Conservation Program, University of Delaware/Winterthur

Creating and Maintaining the Right Environment—Steven Weintraub, Conservation Consultant, Art Preservation Services

Paintings—William R. Leisher, Executive Director of Conservation, The Art Institute of Chicago

Works of Art on Paper—Margaret Holben Ellis, Chairman, Conservation Center, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University

Library and Archival Collections—Doris A. Hamburg, Head of Paper Conservation, Library of Congress Conservation Office

Photographs—Debbie Hess Norris, Photographic Conservator and Assistant Director, Art Conservation Program, University of Delaware/Winterthur

Furniture—Brian Considine, Conservator of Decorative Arts and Sculpture, The J. Paul Getty Museum

Textiles—Sara J. Wolf, Conservator, The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C.

Decorative Arts—Meg Craft, Object Conservator, Art Conservation and Technical Services

Metal Objects—Terry Drayman-Weisser, Director, Division of Conservation and Technical Research, The Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore

Stone Objects—George Segan Wheeler, Research Chemist, Department of Object Conservation, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Musical Instruments—J. Scott Odell, Head Conservator, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution

Ethnographic Materials—Carolyn L. Rose, Senior Research Conservator, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution

Security for Cultural Objects in the Home—Wilbur Faulk, Director of Security, The J. Paul Getty Museum

The Increasing Value of Art and Historical Artifacts—John L. Marion, Chairman, Sotheby’s North America

Authenticating Your Collections—Richard Newman, Research Scientist, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Appraising and Insuring Your Collections—Huntington T. Block, President, Huntington T. Block Insurance Agency, Inc., Subsidiary of Rollins Burdick Hunter Co.

Donating Your Collections—Leonard L. Silverstein, Senior Partner, Silverstein and Mullens, Washington, D.C.

Obtaining Professional Conservation Services—Shelley G. Sturman, Head of Object Conservation, National Gallery of Art