The Walters Art Museum, located in Baltimore’s historic Mount Vernon Cultural District, curates an extensive collection spanning from the third millennium B.C. to the early 20th century. Its core focus includes Egyptian antiquities, Renaissance armor, Fabergé eggs, Art Nouveau jewelry, and masterpieces of Western and Asian art. The museum distinguishes itself by housing the finest American collections of ivories, jewelry, enamels, bronzes, illuminated manuscripts, and rare books, alongside world‑class holdings of Byzantine, Ethiopian, and medieval art. Through its comprehensive catalog and scholarly programming, the Walters offers visitors a unique, cross‑cultural perspective on art history.
The Assistant Preventive Conservator is responsible for leading the department’s preventive conservation program at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, MD. They will ensure the preservation of the museum's collection by coordinating environmental monitoring, materials testing, and IPM programs, among other tasks.
The Walters Art Museum, located in Baltimore’s historic Mount Vernon Cultural District, curates an extensive collection spanning from the third millennium B.C. to the early 20th century. Its core focus includes Egyptian antiquities, Renaissance armor, Fabergé eggs, Art Nouveau jewelry, and masterpieces of Western and Asian art. The museum distinguishes itself by housing the finest American collections of ivories, jewelry, enamels, bronzes, illuminated manuscripts, and rare books, alongside world‑class holdings of Byzantine, Ethiopian, and medieval art. Through its comprehensive catalog and scholarly programming, the Walters offers visitors a unique, cross‑cultural perspective on art history.