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We will be commencing work this summer to The Great Map a beautiful marble representation of the movement of American convoys in the 2nd world war, displayed in the American Cemetery, Cambridge.

Click here to see the gleaming Coins and Kings exhibition we have been working on at the Royal Mint at The Tower of London.

Conservation, exhibition display and installation of artefacts telling the story of the founding of Methodism and its effect on Britain’s political and social history.

Our lucky exhibitions team have been busy creating intricate mounts for these incredible objects at The British Museum. Watch Artist Grayson Perry talk to Culture Editor Matthew Cain about art in the Ice Age 

The beautiful work at Mathaf Arab Museum of Modern Art Qatar is complete, very exciting to see the museum reopened.

Stunning sculptures restored and installed in the grounds of Warwick University Campus

The restored sculpture of Charles Dyson’s Dancing Woman installed in the gardens of Cheslyn House, Watford

Watford town’s beautiful Dancing Woman sculpture by Charles Dyson-Smith is almost ready to be returned to public display after having her missing hand replaced.

The new hand was first sculpted in wax before being cast in bronze, re-attached to the figure and patinated. There are just a few finishing touches are left to be done before she is ready to return to the town.

The sculpture will be placed away from her previous site in The Parade to a more suitable spot in gardens at Cheslyn House.

Having finished the annual cleaning and maintenance of sculpture at Warwick University Campus work is underway to conserve and mount some colourful new additions to their impressive collection.

The Richard Rogers Conservation team have completed work to the fascinating collection at The New Novium. Click here to see press coverage