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Lesson 15: Making, finding, and conserving- After the Fall: The Conservation of Tullio Lombardo's "Adam"
- Conserving Tullio Lombardo's "Adam": Time-Lapse
- Conserving Tullio Lombardo's "Adam": Order of Assembly
- An Art of Attraction: The Electrotyping Process
- Conserving the Emperors Carpet
- Conserving the Damascus Room at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Craftsman Allan Breed Turns and Carves a Duncan Phyfe Bedpost
- Craftsman Allan Breed Carves a Bow Knot and Thunderbolt Crest
- Jan Gossart - Conservation Discoveries
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After the Fall: The Conservation of Tullio Lombardo's "Adam"
The Lombardo's sculpture "After the Fall" depicts Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden. It's a powerful piece that captures the raw emotion of the moment. The artist's use of marble and intricate carving techniques bring the scene to life, making it a significant work in art history.
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