Generate a clean, restored version of the image based on the two reference images. Image…

Generate a clean, restored version of the image based on the two reference images. Image 1 is the primary reference for the final result. Strictly preserve Image 1’s art style, colors, materials, lighting, composition, camera angle, subject identity, object placement, background relationships, and overall atmosphere. Image 2 should be used only as a structural reference to help determine the accuracy of silhouettes, volume, edges, occlusion relationships, and local forms. Automatically remove dirt, artifacts, and noise from Image 1. Remove any isolated or randomly distributed black dots, dark spots, short black lines, scan stains, compression noise, or abnormal dirty marks that: - are not connected to the main outlines, - do not form part of the shadows, - do not belong to the material texture, - and do not contribute to the structural description. Preserve all meaningful lines, textures, material details, signs of wear, shadows, brushwork, and original stylistic characteristics from Image 1. The final result should look like a clean, high-resolution restored version of Image 1, not a redesign. Do not use Image 2’s white clay material, 3D-rendered appearance, photographic look, colors, lighting, depth of field, or visual style. Do not add any new elements, text, logos, watermarks, or borders. Maintain the original aspect ratio of Image 1.