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FROM GIOVANNI SECCO SUARDO TO THE BIRTH OF THE NATIONAL HISTORICAL ARCHIVE OF ITALIAN RESTORERS<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Speech by Lanfranco Secco Suardo<\/strong>, guest of the Botticino Restoration School<\/strong>, scheduled for Wednesday 12 March 2025 at 10.30 am at the Fondazione Triulza Academy in MIND – Milan Innovation District.<\/p>\n A journey that begins with Giovanni Secco Suardo<\/strong>, his role in the history of restoration and the birth of the Association named after him. Introduction by Prof. Valeria Villa, speeches by Lanfranco Secco Suardo, Paola Manzoni and Ambra Vitali<\/p>\n
An in-depth analysis of the value of the National Historical Archive of Italian Restorers<\/strong> for the conservation and enhancement of the private archives of restorers and the RES.I (Italian Restorers) database<\/strong> for knowledge of the conservative history of our cultural heritage.<\/p>\n