My coin got killed!

redwin117 · May 16, 2012

areich said: ↑

Hello

I don't understand this. Among art restoration excerpts, the first thing that we spend money researching is if and how processes does harm to an object. Do no harm is absolutely the first rule of restoration is, "do no harm". If you examine, for example, the efforts to conserve the "Last Supper", endless conversation and debate went on to both discuss not only maintaining the artistic vision and integrity or the composition, but stabilizing the physical remains of the fresco work itself.

View this video to understand what is involved:

[video=youtube;fztH6Lpv_J0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fztH6Lpv_J0[/video]

It would be irresponsible and actionable for any company to not do a preminary risk analysis before attemption any restoration.

Amanda
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Thanks for the Video to watch..

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