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... painting was a fragment from an altarpiece , not a complete painting as it had appeared ( left ) . By courtesy of the trustees of the National Gallery , London Deteriora- tion of lime Cleaning sculpture Repair of breaks Greek. 321 Almost ...
... painting was a fragment from an altarpiece , not a complete painting as it had appeared ( left ) . By courtesy of the trustees of the National Gallery , London Deteriora- tion of lime Cleaning sculpture Repair of breaks Greek. 321 Almost ...
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... paintings . From the point of view of conserva- tion , the different types of wall painting have a number of features in common , though the techniques of restora- tion inevitably differ in detail . Among the wall painting techniques is ...
... paintings . From the point of view of conserva- tion , the different types of wall painting have a number of features in common , though the techniques of restora- tion inevitably differ in detail . Among the wall painting techniques is ...
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... paint that gives his fully mature painting the richness associated with the Venetian school . It was his brother Gentile who was chosen by the gov- ernment to continue the painting of great historical scenes in the Hall of the Great ...
... paint that gives his fully mature painting the richness associated with the Venetian school . It was his brother Gentile who was chosen by the gov- ernment to continue the painting of great historical scenes in the Hall of the Great ...
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