Academic thesis
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Conservation and restoration of the canvas painting Maximilian I. Joseph, King of Bavaria (1756-1825) from the Mainfränkisches Museum Würzburg / About handling with the threat tears in preparation for the lining allowing for the specifics of the textile painting support |
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The object of this diploma thesis is a canvas painting of Maximilian I. Joseph, painted by an unknown artist and provided by the Mainfränkisches Museum Würzburg. The objective of the work is to present the poorly preserved and fissured painting in a visual finished condition. The theoretical part deals with the discussion of the threat tears in preparation for the lining. The practical part comprised the documentation of the artistic technique, the state of conservation, the conservation and restoration concept and the realised measures.
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King Maximilian I. Joseph, painting of the 19th century, tear mend, thread to thread adhesion, lining |
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- academic institution: Hochschule für Bildende Künste Dresden
- kind of theses: Diplomarbeit
- main Tutor: Prof. Dr. Ursula Haller; Dipl.-Rest. Susanne Wortm
- assistant Tutor: Prof. Dipl.-Rest. Ivo Mohrmann
- date: 2012
- Language: German
- pages: 125
- pictures: 146
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