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Anabelle Bell
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2 January, 01:29
Why is gold foil used on sculptures
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Aditya Melton
2 January, 01:38
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Its to give it appeal painting the same would discolour quicker.
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Johnathon Miles
2 January, 01:51
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The gold leaf (not foil) is to give a sculpture or a painting appeal. Without it, it would discolour quicker. The gold leaf can be easily removed if needed to be.
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