Staff Profile
Assistant Paper Conservator
christina_taylor@harvard.edu / 617-496-1902
M.A., C.A.S., The State University of New York at Buffalo
B.F.A., Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Christina Taylor’s research is focused on printmaking and print techniques. Recently, she has explored Théodore Géricault’s experimental stone paper lithographs and Paul Gauguin’s unusual woodblock carving techniques. She has instructed various printmaking workshops, including “Lithography for Conservators and Museum Professionals,” and she currently serves as treasurer for the Association of Print Scholars.
Recent Publications
Taylor, Christina. “Géricault’s Stone Paper.” Index Magazine (October 25, 2018).
Taylor, Christina, and Art Institute of Chicago. “Gauguin’s Process: Making Wood-Block Prints.” YouTube Video, 4:11. July 5, 2017.
Taylor, Christina, and Tina C. Tan. “A Method of Mounting Works on Paper Using Embedded Magnet Strips.” Paper presented at the Joint 44th Annual AIC Annual Meeting and 42nd CAC-ACCR Annual Conference, Montréal, Quebec, May 2016.
“Experimental Loss Compensation Techniques and Reintegration of Design with Removable Puzzle Fills.” In Art on Paper Discussion Group 2014: Re-integrating Design/Deceiving the Eye: Compensation Issues For Works on Paper, The Book and Paper Group Annual 33 (2014): 90.