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restore

To return a structure to its original appearance,although the use of modern and updated materials may be employed.

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Denis Bynon working as a picture restorer at Bunratty Castle Co Clare
At the heart of art; The work of art restorers involves the painstaking repair of some of the country's most celebrated and expensive paintings. Now, as demand for their skills slowly disappears, SARA NICHOL looks at the life of one North East man who made a successful career in the profession
And their hard work hasn't gone unnoticed after being nominated for the nal of the UK's Restorer of the Year, which will be held at the Practical Classics Restoration & Classic Car Show, at the NEC in Birmingham on Sunday.
Dad and son on road to success in classic contest
Roy [17] identified 10 maintainer and four restorers of five exotic CMS lines while working with 33 local aromatic genotypes of Bangladesh.
Hybrid rice parental lines development utilizing different rice germplasms
But the privilege of working on Bernini's sculptures was more than enough compensation for the challenge facing restorers, said Baltera.
Art lovers see restorers in action at Vatican Museums
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Like many restorers, Bob grew up on a farm where he much preferred his father's 1927 John Deere D to the horse and mule team.
Sixth sense for old iron: blind restorer honored by EDGE&TA
While discussing the benefits of the IICRC ASD training, one restorer made the following statement:
The three-day drying Myth: are some restorers using smoke and mirrors?
But earlier restorers were responsible for some of the damage inflicted on the frescoes.
Under the soot and grime, visual treasure
The mean squares for recovery resistance for environments x hybrids, environments x CMS lines, and environments x restorers were significant at P = 0.
Inheritance of resistance to sorghum shoot fly, Atherigona soccata
A team of Danish and Syrian architects and restorers have returned it to its former glory and the process--including the building materials and construction techniques, painted decoration, ornamental tiles, historical context and reconstruction--has been thoroughly documented in the lavishly illustrated Bayt al-'Aqqad: The History and Restoration of a House in Old Damascus, edited by Peder Mortensen, Aarhus University Press, 2005, [euro]66.
Bayt al-'Aqqad: The History and Restoration of a House in Old Damascus
Finding a restorer of porcelain or any ceramic is somewhat difficult and recommendations come by word of mouth as restorers tend to maintain their own client base within the antique trade.
Antiques: what's it worth
After all, he had followed in the footsteps of prestigious restorers past and present--among them the nineteenth-century custodians of Florence's art treasures, who used the same acid on the David, to even greater effect.
Inglorious restorations: destroying old masterpieces in order to save them

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