36268
Author
Hummelen, Y.; Heiduk Vrana, U.
Editor
Roelofs, W.G. Th.; Mosk, J.A.
Title Of Article Chaper
Schilderijen en gepolychromeerd beeldhouwwerk in depot
Title Of Journal Book
Het inrichten van depots uit conservatorisch oogpunt
Pages
36-46
Collation
4 ills.
Reference Bibliography
8 refs.
Publisher
Centraal Laboratorium voor Onderzoek van Voorwerpen van Kunst en Wetenschap (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Publisher City
Amsterdam
Language Of Text
Dutch
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The general increase in paintings on canvas and panels is described, as well as the phenomena of paint loss and deformation as a result of shrinkage of the support. Discusses the roles and responsibilities of the keeper and the restorer, with particular attention to proper knowledge about the structure and aging phenomena, storage conditions, handling, transportation, monitoring, and treatment. Describes requirements for storage rooms, climate control (18-20°C and 55-60% relative humidity), dust control, handling, and other preventive conservation measures. Unvarnished and impasto paintings may be wrapped in acid-free paper. Paintings consisting of different materials and other objects sensitive to dust can be placed under a perspex cover. Perspex is electrically static, and thus is not appropriate for pastels.
Keywords
railroad stations;paintings;canvas;panels;paint;deformation; shrinkage; aging;storage;handling;monitoring;climate control;dust; wrapping;paper; prevention
pub_id
36268
Title Translation
Paintings and polychrome sculpture in storage