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Artistic Heritage of Palácio das Artes: a study of the costume's preservation process of the shows produced by the Clóvis Salgado Foundation
The history of Brazilian theatre goes back as far as five hundred years and yet to this day arises the issue of where and how is preserved the memory of such an artistic heritage that is very representative of Brazilian culture. The aim of this paper is to analyze the preservation process of…
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Fungal stains on paper: is what you see what you get?
Mitigation of fungal biodeterioration on paper documents and artworks represents a challenge to conservators worldwide. Numerous lists of fungal species have been identified from paper collections, but are those species responsible for the respective biodeterioration phenomena or just environmental…
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Preliminary investigation of the materials and techniques used in a decorated wooden stick of king Tutankhamun
The focus of this work is to shed more light on materials and decorating techniques used on a decorated wooden stick of king Tutankhamun. Moreover, the authors were interested in using a developed methodology to unfold the cylindrical decorations of the stick. The botanical species of the wood and…
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Proposals for data organization and visualization to improve the management and the understanding of complex works
The adaptation of investigation alternatives through techniques developed in Digital Humanities projects allows to manage and to analyze big quantities of data from complex artistic proposals. Its implementation provides results and the understanding and assessment of characteristics and…
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The kimono in New Spain: a local manifestation of a global fashion in the 17th and 18th centuries
This paper examines the kimono to emphasize the role of Japanese material culture in the development of an Asian-inspired taste in fashion of New Spain. From that idea, it shows that some Nipponese products contributed to the occurrence of an achinado code in dress since the seventeenth century…
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Towards the incorporation of a raised walkway at the Royal Alcázar of Seville: status and execution of the works
The Milanese architect Vermondo Resta arrived in Seville in the 16th century and soon became the master builder for the Alcázar, in charge of all the construction works undertaken in this royal palace dating from the Middle Ages. One of the challenges he addressed was the transformation of a…
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The Virgin with the Sleeping Child Jesus: study of two overlapping images
This paper presents the study of an anonymous painting on canvas with the representation of The Virgin with the Sleeping Child Jesus. During the restoration process, an underlying paint was detected and the radiograph showed the existence of an underlying composition. The theme is the same…
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Characterizing historical textiles and clothing with proteomics
This paper is a review of proteomics and mass spectrometric techniques used for the study of historical textiles and garments. First applied on archaeological animal fibers over a decade ago, proteomics has made important contributions to the analysis of ancient proteins and to cultural heritage…
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GMS – Gammadiae Management System: cataloguing and interpretation project of the so-called gammadiae starting from the iconographic evidences in the Roman catacombs
In the Early Christian catacombs of Rome, the use of the so-called gammadiae was pretty common. Unfortunately, at the daily state of the art, the comprehension of these symbols is still object of discussion for the international research community. In this paper we present the Gammadiae Management…
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What is the origin of the black film in the sculpture “Death of Cleopatra”?
This work arises from the need to identify the origin of a black film which is currently covering a large area of the sculpture Death of Cleopatra, promoting its disfiguration. This piece, sculpted in Carrara marble, belongs to Tropical Botanic Garden, in Lisbon. In situ works involved colorimetric…
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The ground-penetrating radar (GPR) method in the characterization of the Monastery of Batalha
The characterization of the Monastery of Batalha included the use of the geophysical method of ground-penetrating radar (GPR), a non-destructive and indirect method that provides high-resolution 2D/3D images of the structures to investigate. Owing to the nature and aims of the survey, appropriate…
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Reconsidering dragon carpet origins
Armenians have increasingly been eliminated from the weaving history of the Caucasus. Given that Armenians have lived there for millennia and are its only inhabitants attested in both ancient and medieval sources as having been weavers and dyers, it is surely curious they would have abandoned a…
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Textile treasures in the reliquary chest of Princess Santa Joana
This article brings to light the results of a study undertaken on two textile objects which, according to tradition, are identified as the scapular and the tunic that belonged to the Dominican habit of Princess Santa Joana. Considered relics since the death of the princess (1490), they were stored…
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A challenging treatment of an 18th century embroidered textile using gel cleaning in combination with decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5) silicone solvent barriers
Bleeding dyes are a major concern to textile conservators; they can cause extensive damage to textile objects and usually preclude a wet cleaning treatment. Since gel cleaning methods were introduced to the conservation field, new opportunities are available for such complex treatments. This paper…
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Originality and authenticity of textiles artefacts in house-museums
This article is a result of the Project for the Museographic Renewal of the Rui Barbosa House Museum, in Rio de Janeiro. This approach discusses the introduction of non-original textiles in the museum, since previous research has demonstrated that its environment is partially featureless. From the…
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The Royal House of Isabel I of Castile (1492-1504): use of silk, wool and linen according to the accounts of Gonzalo de Baeza
Thanks to the conservation of the expense accounting of the Royal House of Isabel I of Castile (1492-1504), it is possible to analyze the consumption of silk, wool and linen fabrics (excluding fabric with metal threads) by class status from the time of the discovery of America to the death of the…
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Embroidered vestments: findings in the Terceira Island (Azores)
A set of vestments with embroidered orphreys applied on velvet fabric, belonging to the Church of the College of Angra do Heroismo (Terceira Island, Azores), have been attributed, by 19th-century studies, to an English origin and unknown date, but prior to the 16th century. Another set found in a…
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A fragment in each institution: the dispersion of Dita Acatauassu Marajoara Archaelogical Collection (Amazonia, Brazil)
Private collecting of archaeological ceramics was a common practice in Amazonia during the 19th and 20th centuries, and the collected material has been deposited in a number of Brazilian and international museums. Those collections have become the object of study in various areas, despite the…
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The material culture of the customs laboratory of Lisbon
This work presents the scientific instruments collection of the customs laboratory of Lisbon, created in 1887. It is a peculiar and valuable collection, since it is part of an institution related to the economy (not with teaching or research), it is in good conservation, and there are few similar…