Beth Ann Richwine
American art conservator
About Beth Ann Richwine
Lived 1959 – 2019 (aged 59–60). Beth Ann Richwine was a conservator.
Beth Ann Richwine (April 25, 1959 – January 15, 2019 ) was an art conservator. She worked as an Objects Conservator at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History for 30 years.
Career Richwine started as an Objects Conservator at the National Museum of American History in 1987. She spent more than 300 hours cleaning the dioramas and mechanisms of the Great History Clock of America in an effort to restore it to a working state.
Personal life Richwine was married to Randall Cleaver and resided in Takoma Park, Maryland. Outside of her work as a conservator, Richwine had many creative hobbies including ceramics, cheesemaking, and pysanska-style eggs.
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Who was Beth Ann Richwine?
American art conservator (1959–2019)
When was Beth Ann Richwine born?
Beth Ann Richwine was born in 1959 in Newport News.
When did Beth Ann Richwine die?
Beth Ann Richwine died in 2019 in Takoma Park.
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Beth Ann Richwine was a conservator.
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