Williamsburg, Virginia
WILLIAMSBURG - Nathan Stolow was a man who touched history. He was an art and document conservator whose knowledge and experience permitted him to help conserve the major documents of Western history including the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the United States,...
Read MoreNathan Stolow was a pioneer, a leader and an inspiration in the field of conservation. He will be missed. His work will continue to serve as a foundation for future preservation actions. Condolences to his family and friends.
Linda Blaser
November 24, 2014 | Laytonsville, MD
My most sincere condolences to Nathan Stolow's family, friends and professional colleagues. He was a giant in the art conservation field, doing key research, publishing key works and always encouraging the next generation, of which I was a lucky one. He will be remembered always.
Thomas Dixon
Melbourne Australa
Thomas Dixon
November 07, 2014 | Melbourne Australia
As a fellow Conservator, who attended his many professional presentations and absorbed the knowledge he shared, I am thankful for his life and the contributions he made to the profession. He will be missed by countless professionals in addition to his friends and loving family.
Fonda Thomsen
November 07, 2014 | Fort Davis, TX
Preston A. James
November 05, 2014
May God comfort the family and friends during this time of sadness.
November 04, 2014
Dear Ben and Bluma, Deepest sympathies on the passing of your beloved brother and brother-in-law. May you be comforted by the memories you now have to cherish.
Kitty Samberg (Dorshei Emet office 1980-2002)
November 04, 2014 | Montreal, QC
Dear Meyer and Ben,
Our sympathies on the loss of your dear brother, Nathan. He seemed to have had a life well-lived.
Esther & Saul Handelman, Montreal
November 04, 2014
I'm so sorry to hear about Nathan. My fondest memory of him is from a dinner at my mom's house with Nathan and Mary and a few other family members in attendance. I was amazed at how genuinely interested Nathan was in hearing the ideas and opinions of us (30-something, at the time) "kids". I remember feeling not only extremely flattered that this brilliant man seemed to think we might be able to tell him something he didn't already know, but also impressed with his relentless curiosity. Years...
Nancy Winebarger
November 04, 2014 | Los Angeles, CA
Dr. Stolow was often in my thoughts & recently shared NOVA's "Saving the National Treasures" with students learning about preservation. We will miss this amazing innovator in our field. I am grateful to have met him & purchased some tools & books from him in his retirement which I use, treasure and remember him by.
Bryan Draper
November 01, 2014 | College Park, MD
