100 Years Of The Vatican Museums Restoration Laboratory - “Beyond The Surface. The Restorer's Gaze"

100 Years Of The Vatican Museums Restoration Laboratory - “Beyond The Surface. The Restorer's Gaze"

Restorer Alessandra Zarelli is working on a painting at the ''painting and wood materials restoration laboratory'' inside the Vatican Museums in Vatican City, Vatican, on December 11, 2023. The Vatican Museums Restoration Laboratory is hosting ''Beyond the surface. The restorer's gaze,'' an exhibition initiative promoted by the Pope's Museums to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the Laboratory for the Restoration of Paintings and Wooden Materials of the Vatican Museums. (Photo by Massimo Valicchia/NurPhoto)

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