'Rebirth' for art treasures
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'Rebirth' for art treasures

China Daily  

The octagonal lid of an incense holder, a disintegrated jar lid, a porcelain vase, and a terracotta horse sculpture are among the ancient Chinese artifacts restored by Amy Walsh, a London-based objects conservator whose specialization includes Chinese ceramics. In her compact studio at Somerset House in central London, Amy Walsh - an objects conservator with Fine Art Restoration Co - hunches over a terracotta horse sculpture on the workbench, nursing it with the precision of a seasoned veterinary surgeon. This is where Western restorers and conservators like Walsh come into play, preserving the "health" and cultural narrative of these exported Chinese treasures. Speaking of the dainty Chinese ceramic incense holder from one of her clients, Walsh exclaims: "It's beautifully made, very delicate.

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'Rebirth' for art treasures
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'Rebirth' for art treasures
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'Rebirth' for art treasures
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'Rebirth' for art treasures
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'Rebirth' for art treasures
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