The Reclining Vishnu, a bronze statue of Lord Vishnu, is being restored by the Center for Research and Restoration in French Museums at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes, France.
IMAGE: Chhay Visoth, director of the national museum of Cambodia, stands next to the Reclining Vishnu, a bronze statue of Lord Vishnu from the West Mebon temple in Angkor, at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes, France. All photographs : Stephane Mahe/Reuters
IMAGE: A conservator works on the Reclining Vishnu at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes.
IMAGE: Conservators move the Reclining Vishnu at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes.
IMAGE: A conservator works on the Reclining Vishnu at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes.
IMAGE: A conservator works on a piece of the Reclining Vishnu at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes.
IMAGE: A scientist shows restoration work on the Reclining Vishnu at the Arc'Antique laboratory in Nantes.
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