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Sunday, July 8, 2012

Restoration work

Photo: Charles Spiteri

Photo: Charles Spiteri

Two marble coats-of-arms – one of Grandmaster Ramon Perellos (1697-1720) and the other of Bishop Davide Cocco-Palmeri (1684-1711) – to be found at the entrance of the Cathedral in Victoria are being cleaned by marble restorer Raymond Bonello of Xagħra. The coats-of-arms were set up 300 years ago on the opening of the Cathedral in 1711.

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