Art Restoration

Repair | Restore | Renew

Artworks hold great meaning and value. By preserving it, we are essentially preserving its story.

Allow your artworks a chance at new life by engaging our museum quality art restoration.

Since 1995, we have restored art pieces by world renowned artists such as Goh Beng Kwan, Claude Monet, Hendra Gunawan, Cheong Fah Cheong, Pablo Picasso, Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur, and many more.

Here at Eagle's Eye Art Gallery, we take the extra step to use ethical restoration techniques. Without compromising the original intent of the artist, we restore and preserve art to its true integrity and heritage.

What We Do

Eagle’s Eye Art Gallery provides Museum Grade Restoration and Conservation services for artworks.

We handle:

Canvas works
Acrylic, oil and mixed media paintings
Chinese ink and brush paintings on rice paper
Wood, stone, cement and bronze sculptures
Outdoor sculptures

Email us at eaglesartspecialist@gmail.com and our team will gladly advise you on the necessary steps for us to restore your artwork.

*Quotations vary on the damage and procedures required to restore.

Signs of Damage

Even with regular care, discovering these issues early allows preventive measures or timely restoration.

Discolouration of artwork
Occurrence of brown spots, be it on the artwork or matboard
Mould forming beneath the glass
Cracked frame or glass
Sagging/indented canvas on stretched frame

Spot any damage on your artwork?

Email us at eaglesartspecialist@gmail.com and our team will gladly advise you on the necessary steps for us to restore your artwork.

Caring For Your Artworks

Regular maintenance is highly recommended for your artwork to remain in good condition.

Here are a few helpful tips:

Place the artwork in a well-ventilated area. Keep away from direct sunlight as it causes colours to fade due to excessive exposure to UV rays

Avoid placing the work in an area where smoke frequents as it causes staining (e.g. kitchen or smoke room)

Keep its surroundings dry as moisture leads to moulding. It could also cause the wood of the frame to soften which easily attracts termites

We recommend stretching your oil painting as they are prone to cracking when rolled up over a long period

Paper-based works should be mounted on rigid backing and framed to avoid damage from mishandling and dirt

Cleaning Methods:

To clean your canvas works, gently dust off the surface with a soft brush *do not use a damp cloth as it can easily damage the work

For paper-based works that are encased in glass, spray a light amount of cleaning solution onto a microfiber cloth. Gently wipe the glass and prevent any excess liquid from seeping in between the nooks of the frame.

In need of further assistance?

Email us at eaglesartspecialist@gmail.com and our team will gladly advise you on the necessary steps for us to restore your artwork.