46946
Accession Number
3561
Editor
Thomson, G.
Title Of Article Chaper
Some applications of mechanics to the treatment of panel paintings
Title Of Journal Book
Recent advances in conservation. Contributions to the IIC Rome conference, 1961
Pages
156-162
Publisher
Butterworths
Publisher City
London
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Recent advances in conservation IIC conference
Meeting City
Rome
Abstract
Buckling and flat cleavage are defects characteristic of paint on wood support because wood is the only common support material that puts paint under large compressive forces. Includes discussion of the me-chanical properties of wood and how they vary with moisture content; specifically, the phenomenon of warping. Treatment by use of a supplementary panel taking these mechanical properties into consideration is described. The author uses balsa wood cut across the grain as the bulk material of this panel. See also 15-1131 and 1498.
Keywords
Painting, wood cradle; wood, structural maintenance; wood, mechanical strength; wood, expansion shrinkage; wood, deformation warping; painting, wood support reinforcement; painting, wood support examination; painting, wood support deterioration; painting, wood humidity barrier; wood, test mechanical -- ICCROM
pub_id
46946
Meeting Date
19610000