Document Type
Conservation work is invisible once it is done — unless it is documented. Gilded Artworks generates treatment records following AIC conventions: pre- and post-treatment condition documentation, a phased treatment timeline, and a complete materials and methods log. For conservators, it is professional paperwork without the word-processing; for owners, it is proof of exactly what was done to their work.
Best for: Conservators documenting treatments, and galleries or estates maintaining conservation history on valuable works.
Each phase of treatment — examination, testing, cleaning, structural work, retouching, varnishing — with dates, methods, and materials per phase. Future conservators read the record to understand what was done before they begin.
Every varnish, adhesive, and solvent applied to a work affects what can be done to it later. A complete materials log is the difference between informed future treatment and guesswork — and it follows AIC documentation conventions.
Yes — designated photo zones for pre-treatment, in-process, and post-treatment documentation, keyed to the treatment phases.
One artwork entry → all 15 document types. No credit card to start.
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