20242
Author
Masuda, Katsuhiko; Higuchi, Seiji
Title Of Article Chaper
Juyo Bunkazai Hasedera Hondo Hekiga 25 Bosatsu Raigo Zu Hakuraku Dome Shoriho no Kenkyu. Jutaku Kenkyu Hokoku Dai 55-go
Title Of Journal Book
Hozon Kagaku = Science for Conservation
Volume
24
Pages
95-104
Language Of Text
Japanese
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Fixing and reattaching was done for a mural painting on a wooden wall (apr. 5 x 6m) inside the main hall of the Hasedera Temple, Sakurai city, Nara Prefecture. The paint film was severely detached, fragile but not extremely cupped. The treatment was begun by spraying water and then a Japanese paper was applied with a damp brush to protect the paint film. A 15-20% solution of Paraloid B 72 in p-xylene was injected underneath the paint film and pressed down by a paper pad dampened with a mixture of acetone and diacetone alcohol. The paper was removed by brushing with the mixture. In order to observe distribution of damages on the wall painting, the authors took 100 photos and synthesized them to be a picture. -- AATA
Keywords
Mural painting conservation;Paraloid B-72; Conservation photographic documentation AATA -- AATA
pub_id
20242
Title Translation
Reattaching color layers on a wooden wall painting of the Hasedera temple