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Perhaps not everyone knows that the restorers can specialize. Different objects, in fact, may need restoration: in addition to classical furniture, we think of books, paintings on canvas and wood, gilding, antique textiles and carpets, photo frames or porcelain.
Everyone knows, however, that unless you want to mess worse than the original injury, the job of the restorer is challenging, but requires technical training and methodology. A predisposition in this case, art can make a difference, but do not be discouraged, and equally we can bring to the profession without being painters or sculptors.
To become restorers it is possible to follow training courses, ranging from amateur to the more professional.
E 'is indeed good to know the basics of art history and design history. If possible, better to take lessons of teachers who belong to the world of art history, such as university professors, industry experts, researchers, specialists in antique shops, auction house experts and restorers.
You can then turn to the museums, where they organize day course aimed at presenting the different practical possibilities and the most effective scientific methods for determining the authenticity of objects and materials.
It is no easy job as it may seem at first view, but if you have a good manual and you have a passion for antiques and art, indeed you could think of engaging in this profession.
Please note some courses:
http://www.lavoro-formazione.it/ricerca_lavoro/corsi_di_restauro.html
http://www.quaeante.it/
http://www . domusantiqua.eu /
http://restauroefantasia.wordpress.com/
http://www.corsincitta.it/corsi/corso_di_formazione_per_antiquario_e_restauratore_di_mobili_a_distanza_1227247059.asp
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