Time for some exterior grime removal.
http://news.artnet.com/in-brief/a-facelift-will-brighten-up-florences-piazza-del-duomo-7724
Showing posts with label restoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restoration. Show all posts
Friday, March 28, 2014
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Albi Cathedral, Medina Al-Zahra Receive Funds for Restoration
The World Monuments Fund has announced grants for the choir of Albi Cathedral and the Salon Rico at the Medina Al-Zahra in Cordoba. In both cases, restoration projects were previously put on hold for lack of funds; now that funding has been secured, restoration is scheduled to begin this year.
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restoration
Monday, November 29, 2010
Medieval Wall Painting Uncovered at Llancarfan
Fifteenth century paintings showing Saint George and the Dragon and Death and the Gallant have been uncovered on the walls of the church of St. Cadoc in Llancarfan, Wales. The paintings, which date c.1480, have been hidden by limewash since the Reformation.
Wales Online
Wales Online
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restoration,
Wall painting
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Preservation Project Completed at Sherwood Palace
A former palace of King John in Sherwood Forest has been secured and will reopen to the public. Three walls of the onetime hunting lodge remain above ground.
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Palace,
preservation,
restoration
Preservation Project Completed at Sherwood Palace
A former palace of King John in Sherwood Forest has been secured and will reopen to the public. Three walls of the onetime hunting lodge remain above ground.
Labels:
Palace,
preservation,
restoration
Monday, June 14, 2010
Canterbury's Westgate Tower Museum to Remain Open
Businessman Charles Lambie has donated a quarter of a million pounds to the site, and has leased Westgate Tower from the city. Lambie hopes to increase the number of visitors to the medieval city gate by improving access and updating the facilities.
BBC link
BBC link
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Canterbury,
city walls,
preservation,
restoration
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Church collapse in Georgia
The reported collapse of the church of Saint Gevorg of Mughni in Tbilisi, Georgia, highlights ongoing tensions in the country between national and ethnic identities and between church and state control of religious patrimony.
Public Radio of Armenia report
Public Radio of Armenia report
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patrimony,
restoration
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