Conservation
For those interested in findings that emerged from the recent Restorations, we invite you to read the following article dedicated to the Marble Tabernacle (Andrea Bregno School, early 16th century):
Simona Pannuzi et al., “Il dossale d’altare dell’antica Cattedrale di Orte (Viterbo): restauro e ricostruzione virtuale delle successive fasi della decorazione policroma e dorata,” in virtual retrospect 2017, ed. Maud Mulliez, vol. 8, Restituer les couleurs // Reconstruction of polychromy, (Pessac, France: Ausonius, 2017), 173–82, https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03154645.
Do you want to become a qualified restorer of cultural heritage? Our collaboration with the restoration laboratory of the University of Tuscia (DIBAF department) has been a real success.
For more information, we encourage you to consult Tuscia University’s webpage to learn more about their five-year training program in Cultural Heritage Conservation and Preservation.
Anonymous painter from Rome, The Flagellation, 17th century. Oil on canvas, before and after the 2010 restoration. Restoration carried out in collaboration with the Soprintendenza per i Beni Storici, Artistici e Etnoantropologici del Lazio.