First, Vandana Culea came with her sisters asking  to garden in the cemetery, which they did  very well. Then, the following year, she brought  her husband Daniel-Claudiu Dumitrescu,  grandson of the greatest coppersmith in their  part of Romania and who has the Buzau technical  school diploma. That summer he conserved  all the Victorian wrought and cast ironwork in  the cemetery, removing the rust and painting the  iron with two coats of anti-rust and two coats of  enamel. The quality of his work was so excellent  that Alberto Casciani, one of Florence’s top restorers,  approved. Afterwards Viscount Gough  wanted the tomb of Sara Elisabeth Gough, his  ancestor, restored and cleaned, and Casciani  accepted Daniel as apprentice to learn how to  work in marble. Daniel, since then, has restored  and cleaned many other tombs in the English  Cemetery in Florence, and returns each year to  work here, including working on Elisa Spence’s  tomb by Oduardo Fantacchiotti in Fiesole and  Donatello’s pulpit in Prato for Pope Francis’  blessing from it.