Every Saturday by Arthur B. Davies was generally stable, however it had an extremely yellowed varnish that had flaked off in areas. It was no longer actively flaking but the losses in the varnish created sharp shapes between the yellowed varnish present and the areas of loss. There was not enough time within the reinstall to consider a varnish removal, plus previous reports indicated it would be a tricky removal on top of the tight deadline. There were areas of previous varnish removal attempts that left behind odd soft edged shapes that were less yellow than their surroundings. I needed to reduce the apperance of these shapes to not distract from the original composition. I used yellow glazes of Gamblin in isopropanol to aesthetically reintegrate the areas of flaked off varnish. I also dotted back some of the soft edges of the old attempts at varnish removal to make the shapes less apparent