19973
Title Of Article Chaper
The cleaning and mounting of a large wool tapestry
Title Of Journal Book
Studies in conservation
Volume
2
Issue
1
Pages
44212
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The tapestry (assigned on stylistic grounds to the Hellenistic Near East of the Late Roman period) consists of 29 fragments said to have been found in Egypt. The cleaning with neutral detergent, and the lubrication of the dry fibres with glycerine, is described, together with the method of mounting the fragments. A preliminary technical examination disclosed the method of spinning and the dyes used.
Keywords
Painting, textile tapestry; textile, weaving; textile, restoration; textile, linen flax; textile, wool; textile, mounting sewing; textile, cleaning; textile, mounting; ICCROM
pub_id
19973