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Read more about the article Japanese porcelain sculpture from 18th century, belonging to a group of three monkeys, Mizaru, Kikazaru and Iwazaru: the one that does not see, the one that does not hear and the one that does not speak.

Japanese porcelain sculpture from 18th century, belonging to a group of three monkeys, Mizaru, Kikazaru and Iwazaru: the one that does not see, the one that does not hear and the one that does not speak.

Conservation Status: Numerous Fractures; Absence of ceramic paste and strong weathering of the edges; Impregnated dirt over the entire surface. Intervention: Cleaning; Fragments bonding; Color filling with epoxy resin, inert…

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Read more about the article Conservation Intervention of a Majolica Stove from XVI century belonging to Salzburg Museum

Conservation Intervention of a Majolica Stove from XVI century belonging to Salzburg Museum

Conservation status: Previous intervention presenting excessive and aged repainting, as well as inappropriate fillers, without complying with the original aesthetic program according to fragment later discovered, whose replacement in the…

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