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What an incredible spring it has been for the ICA! After our very successful special event celebrating the largest collaborative conservation project in our organization's history, we have received FOUR awards in the past month, recognizing various facets of our work. We were so proud we wanted to share the news with you, our members and friends. So without further ado we present--for the first time since this e-newsletter began--a special bonus issue of ICA News Online!
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ICA Executive Director Albert Albano was recently named a winner of the Rome Prize in the area of Historic Preservation and Conservation. The prize is offered annually through the American Academy in Rome. Winners receive a stipend to spend six months to two years studying and working at the AAR and traveling across Italy.
Albano will leave in September for eleven months, during which time he will conduct a physical and cultural analysis of masterpieces by Italian Renaissance and Baroque artists. His study will focus on how artists' materials have caused the appearance of their works to change over time, and how those appearances have been further altered by conservators from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries.
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