Rhonda Wozniak is a professional objects conservator practicing in the Pittsburgh area. She is dedicated to museum quality conservation of art and archaeological objects for institutions and private individuals. She provides personalized attention throughout the treatment from the initial consultation to the proper care, display, or storage upon completion.
Conservation services include: treatments for a wide range of materials; collection surveys; courier services; consultations on storage, shipping, display, handling, pest management, and museum quality mounts. Educational lectures on a variety of conservation topics are also offered.
Materials that Ms. Wozniak treats encompass fine art, decorative art, contemporary art, architectural models, historic or religious artifacts, ethnographic materials, and archaeological objects.
Rhonda Wozniak holds a Master of Arts and Certificate of Advanced Studies in Conservation from the internationally recognized conservation training program at the State University of New York, College at Buffalo. She is a professional associate of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works.
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