With just a few judiciously drawn lines describing the curve of the jaw and the frame of the shoulder, artist has used his imaganation to mingle this with art
• Breakages or tears in the surface, lose or missing parts of the surface or medium, impact related damage, smudges to the medium. • Stains from contact (including fingerprints), food materials, smoke, cosmetics and other domestic chemicals like cleaners. • Presence of conditions that foster pests, or other environmental damage like contact with infested objects, poor storage, and exposure to excessive heat, humidity and direct light. • Some simple cleaning tips that can be followed at home Like other objects, artworks will collect dust and dirt over time. • Dust can be removed using a very soft brush. Avoid feather and sheep skin dusters as their fibres attach to the surface. • One should seek professional help for flaking and other related issues.
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