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In a quiet wing of Paris’ Louvre gallery, away from the crush of visitors and beneath the glass pyramid, conservators are wielding an unlikely weapon in the battle against centuries of grime: dermatology lasers.
High-precision devices, better known for smoothing wrinkles in clinics around the globe, are now breathing new life into marble, limestone, and ivory at the National Centre for Research and Restoration in French Museums.
Here, hundreds of sculptures - from medieval saints
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