8028
Editor
Balázsy, ágnes T.
Title Of Article Chaper
The theoretical and practical problems of the cleaning and conservation of limestone
Title Of Journal Book
Restorer's - museologist's - scientist's common responsibility in the protection of museum objects. The restored object as a source of historical and technological information. Fourth International Restorer Seminar, Veszprém, Hungary, 2-10 July 1983
Volume
1
Pages
227-233
Publisher
National Centre of Museums
Publisher City
Budapest
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
International restorer seminar (4)
Meeting City
Veszprem
Abstract
Experts both in Hungary and abroad often have different - even opposing - views on how to clean and conserve the crumbled and contaminated surfaces of limestone or marble. In order to apply the appropriate stone-cleaning methods, one has to be aware not only of the physical and chemical properties of the crumbled stone surface but also of the stone cleaning and conserving agents and how they affect the stone. Without this information, both the cleaning and the subsequent conservation treatment might have a damaging effect on the stone objects in museums and monuments. See also AATA 21-490.
Keywords
Stone, cleaning; stone, restoration; stone, marble; stone, limestone; stone, deterioration; stone, consolidation; stone, conservation; ICCROM
pub_id
8028
Meeting Date
19830702-19830710