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MFA conservators Susanne Gänsicke and Jean-Louis Lachevre worked on the face of “Juno.”
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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
In the winter of 2011, the head was removed and then packed for the trip to the MFA.
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The steel crate containing “Juno” was lowered carefully through the skylight in March of 2012.
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Joe Morgan and Paul Picardi placed the head on the pedestal in the gallery in April of 2012.
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The statue's face showing the damaged nose.
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The 13-foot sculpture’s body at its new MFA home in 2012.
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“Juno,” covered in cloth, before her conservation work.
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Bandages helped hold the statue’s new features in place as they set.
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A look at the new face of “Juno” this week.
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“She looks beautiful,” said curator Christine Kondoleon.
