Sentences with phrase «painstaking restoration»

After years of painstaking restoration work, even establishing an online crowdfunding campaign to help with the financing, Kino Lorber has released their outstanding and groundbreaking five - disc DVD and Blu - ray set, «The Pioneers of African - American Cinema.»

Jonathan Wood unravels the history of the long - wheelbase Squire owned for a time by Val Zethrin, who later bought the struggling company, and reports on its recent painstaking restoration.

The museum also offers tours of Saarinen House which has undergone painstaking restoration beginning with part of the house in 1977.

Following painstaking restoration work, a testimony to the Vietnamese spirit of indomitability and optimism, much of Hue's stunning ancient architecture has been restored and today the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Both films come on the same disc, and what's most surprising about the release is that though both films look handsome in 1080, these didn't get painstaking restorations as wear on the 1946 film is visible throughout, with scratches readily visible.

The castle has undergone several phases, with some demolitions followed by painstaking restorations.

He recently completely a painstaking restoration of the Lafayette Hotel that is playing to rave reviews.

The 18 - month scientific analysis and painstaking restoration that followed shone a rare spotlight on some of the complexities of art conservation.

But even if the print were as muddy as it had been before the painstaking restoration, this would still be a first - rate thriller, suspenseful, creepy, and wittily written (by John Michael Hayes), featuring fine performances by the entire cast.

1932 Hillman Minx — The painstaking restoration of this 30s family saloon by its owner is described for us by David Hawtin / Monty's Humber — The staff car used by Field Marshall Montgomery during the last war.

Coach 195 SHANGANI was found in a scrap yard in 1986; her severely dilapidated condition required 18 months of painstaking restoration.

Her severely dilapidated condition required 18 months of painstaking restoration and included replacing three of the carved teak pillars, which had been stolen.

A painstaking restoration now returns Glenmere to its original magnificence.

As part of a painstaking restoration of its Art Deco, De Stijl and Postmodernist interiors, McKenzie has embarked on a long - term programme of research to uncover the conditions that produced this unique and remarkable design.

Conner, who had previously experimented with a multi-channel presentation of this material in 1965, began a painstaking restoration process with his longtime editor, Michelle Silva, in 2005.

The portfolio's title, with its double entendre, reflects on the painful emotional struggles Bourgeois experienced in her childhood home: the conspicuous infidelity of her father; her complex relationship with her mother, and the painstaking restoration process of 17th and 18th century textiles that, by the age of fifteen, she would assist in their repairs.

A painstaking restoration has taken it back to its glory days, revealing glorious frescoes, and the hotel's owner has added some of her own flair.