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Eternal forms – Restauro 2/26

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Eternal forms – Restauro 2/26

An 18th century court dress - beautiful, precious and particularly challenging to conserve. Photo: Unknown author - API dataCatalogue recordPhoto, CC BY 2.0, via: Wikimedia Commons

Textiles – delicate, fascinating, fragile

Old film reels with aged celluloid and faded labels reveal the history of cinema and the importance of film restoration. Photo: Jens via: Pixabay

Film restoration – when old images come back to life

Design objects were often made of plastic. They are difficult to preserve. Photo: © Die Neue Sammlung - The Design Museum, A. Laurenzo

Plastics – young cultural heritage with a fragile future

Historical objects made of leather - from book bindings to suitcases - require a special climate and gentle care to preserve their beauty. Photo: Abel Marquez, via: Unsplash

Leather – beautiful, but sensitive

The photo shows old photographs whose faded colors and traces of time remind us of past moments and forgotten stories. Photo: Michal Jarmoluk, via: Pixabay

Photo restoration – old memories in new splendor

Conservator carefully working on a historical painting. Photo: Paterm, CC BY-SA 3.0, via: Wikimedia Commons

Painting restoration: preserving works of art

Paper poses a challenge in restoration. Photo: National Archives and Records Administration, Public domain, via: Wikimedia Commons

Paper – a silent witness to history

Metal appears robust at first glance, but often turns out to be surprisingly sensitive. Photo: Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. http://www.cngcoins.com, CC BY-SA 2.5, via: Wikimedia Commons

How metal ages

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