Yunxiaogang
Lineage & School of Heritage
In 1980 he joined the Palace Museum, and in 1983 he studied the restoration of bronze and metal artefacts under the researcher Zhao Zhenmao.
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Male, of Han ethnicity, born in November 1962 in Beijing. He is a national representative bearer of Bronze Ware Restoration and Replication Craftsmanship, a fifth-batch national intangible cultural heritage project. Over more than thirty years in the field he has taken part in the restoration of first-class artefacts including the Shang dynasty bronze Qi Shi Zuxin Zhi, the Spring and Autumn period bronze Qi Rongji Pan, Yingzhu Pan, Long'er Fanghu, the Sword of the King of Yue, Maiche Tiliang You and Sheng Ding, as well as Warring States bronze mirrors, bronze dui and nipple-patterned ding. In restoration he is able to combine modern conservation methods with the actual condition of each object in order to solve practical problems. He attaches importance to summing up practical restoration experience and has published more than ten papers. He has trained the apprentice Yin Hang.
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