One of the primary reasons for the need for art restoration is the inherent fragility of many art materials. Works created on paper, canvas, or with certain pigments can deteriorate over time due to factors like light exposure, humidity, and temperature fluctuations. Restoration helps to mitigate these effects, prolonging the life of these artworks and maintaining their original beauty and integrity.

Art made from more durable materials like bronze or granite tends to last longer. These materials are more resistant to environmental factors and decay. Bronze, an alloy primarily consisting of copper and tin, develops a patina over time that actually protects the metal beneath.

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