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Experience is what makes a good restorer the best. Sound knowledge in scientific methods is crucial to the process of restoration and preservation. Chemical studies conducted on various famous paintings and famous sculptures and other forms of artwork have helped us to study and understand the artists of different periods and the methods best suited for the art restoration.
M.N. MANIKANDAN, the be-all, and end-all of CIACH began his journey in the field of conservation and restoration in the year 1980. His vast and inspiring experience spanning over 30 years in the field of Painting, Objects of Art, and Monumental Conservation, has been integral in the establishment and growth of CIACH.
The restorer is no less than an artist. Restoring old paintings and other artwork into their original form requires utmost precision. The restorer has to have a thorough awareness of the history and heritage of the work of art, the method employed by the artist, the mediums by which it is made and the concept it communicates.