Gianluca and Marco in the upholstery workshop (atelier de tapisserie) at the Vatican. For years these upholsterers have removed and replaced the tapestries and wall hangings of the Pope's personal apartments and administrative quarters. In their workshop; far from the agitation of the Basilica and the Sixtine Chapel; they are happiest and free to lovingly carry out the tasks assigned. Within workshop cupboards; they preserve lavish swathes of red damask. 'In the past; the Papal coat of arms was woven directly into such fabrics. You won't see anything like it anywhere else. Paul VI had them replaced by a very plain gray velvet. John-Paul II; however; prefered beige tones? Says Imperiali. In this department; there is always work to do: just imagine; in the Vatican alone; there are over 40;000 armchairs to keep in good repair. Vatican; 2015.

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