Looking forward to PRESERVING the past.

"I've been bringing challenging projects to Graphic Conservation for many years and have always been impressed with the results. They are a state-of-the-art facility and can handle any paper-related problem." - Ed Paschke, Artist and Professor Northwestern University Art Department

We believe that it is important to respect and to keep intact the unique character and history of each work on paper we are asked to conserve. We believe that each object we are entrusted to conserve is valuable, and as such, we show the utmost care throughout all aspects of the conservation process. We believe in using only the highest quality materials and equipment, to ensure the long life of each piece. We believe in paying careful attention to every detail, so that nothing is overlooked and that the integrity of each piece is preserved. At Graphic Conservation, we adhere to the ethical and professional guidelines as outlined by the American Institute for Conservation (AIC).