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Gordon
A. Lewis, Jr.
Senior Director and Vice President
Working internationally for private clients, major dealers
and twenty-eight museums (including The National Gallery of
Art), Mr. Lewis’ firm is a consortium of specialist
conservators of paintings, works of art on paper, sculpture,
decorative arts, furniture and conservation framing. Traveling
extensively in the Orient, he has trained conservation personnel
for fourteen museums, including The National Palace Museum,
Taipei. Mr. Lewis is also a well known lecturer and symposia
chairman on art and art conservation for museums and institutions
including the American Institute of Conservation, New York
University, Sotheby’s Art Institute, the Smithsonian
Institutions, Museum of American Folk Art, Rutger’s
University, Nordstern Insurance and the American Association
of Insurance Underwriters.
Mr. Lewis’ undergraduate work was performed at American
University with graduate studies and professional seminars
at the Johns Hopkins University, New York University, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology and the University of Delaware in
conjunction with the University of London, Winterthur Museum,
the J. Paul Getty Institute and the Smithsonian Institution’s
Conservation Analytical Laboratory.
Author and columnist, Mr. Lewis is the primary author of The
Fine Arts Collector’s Guide (1996), and he has been
featured in Art News, The New Yorker, Art & Antiques,
The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and San Francisco
Chronicle. He also served as one of CNN’s experts in
their documentary on the restoration of the Sistine Chapel. |
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