Conservar Património, n.º 22

Já está disponível o n.º 22 da revista Conservar Património, publicada pela Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal.

Com data de capa de Dezembro de 2015, este número é integralmente dedicado à publicação dos textos resultantes de algumas comunicações apresentadas na da conferência internacional GILT-EnArt2015 – Gilding Materials and Techniques in European Art, que decorreu, na Universidade de Évora, de 25 a 27 de Maio de 2015.

A revista está diponível em http://dx.doi.org/10.14568/cp22.

Índice:

• Sílvia Ferreira, Dourar e pintar: a polivalência artística dos mestres douradores de Lisboa na época barroca, pp. 7-16

• Martina Vuga, Miladi Makuc Semion, Typical conservation problems of polychrome wooden sculptures in Slovenia, pp. 17-27

• Tiago Dias, Elsa Murta, Cristina Barrocas Dias, Vítor Serrão, All that glitters is not gold: silver leaf gilding, another means to an end, pp. 29-40

• M. Oliveira, E. Murta, L. Dias, J. Mirão, A. Candeias, Gilding materials and techniques - comparison between altarpieces and their sculptures: a case study, pp. 41-49

• Srebrenka Bogovic-Zeskoski, Gold and not so real gold in Medieval treatises, pp. 51-58

• Antónia Fialho Conde, Custódia Araújo, Milene Gil, Gilders and painters-gilders in the Golden Age of Évora, pp. 59-66

• Patrícia Alexandra Rodrigues Monteiro, Painting with gold: gilders in Northern Alentejo in the 17th and 18th centuries, pp. 67-72
  

Conservar Património, vol. 21, 2015

Acabou de ser publicado o número 21 da revista “Conservar Património”, editada pela ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal.

A revista, que integra várias bases de dados internacionais, começou a ser publicada em formato de papel e com o número 17 passou ao formato digital com acesso livre. Desde a saida do anterior número, a revista integrou mais uma base de dados: a ERIH PLUS - European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences.

Este número está disponível aqui.

Índice:

• Rui Maio, Tiago Miguel Ferreira, Romeu Vicente, A morfologia dos núcleos urbanos antigos: levantamento arquitectónico e construtivo do Bairro Ribeirinho de Faro, Portugal, pp. 5-24

• Antonino Cosentino, Multispectral imaging system using 12 interference filters for mapping pigments, pp. 25-38

• Francisca Figueira, A disciplina/profissão de conservação-restauro: uma ciência recente e o seu desenvolvimento em Portugal, pp. 39-51

• Antonino Cosentino, Practical notes on ultraviolet technical photography for art examination, pp. 53-62

Conservar Património, vol. 20, 2014

Acabou de ser publicado o volume 20 da revista “Conservar Património” editado pela ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal. Com este número completam-se 10 anos de publicação.

A revista, que integra várias bases de dados internacionais, começou a ser publicada em formato de papel e com o número 17 passou ao formato digital com acesso livre.

O presente número, ainda que não seja temático, contém alguns artigos que resultaram de comunicações ao seminário internacional “Terracotta monumental sculpture of Alcobaça Monastery: Tacelo project” que se realizou em Maio de 2014.

Este volume está disponível aqui.

Índice:

• Rosario Llamas, Demian Ramos San Pedro, Colorimetric evaluation of three adhesives used in the consolidation of contemporary matte paint after artificial ageing, pp. 11-21

• Cosentino, M. Gil, M. Ribeiro, R. Di Mauro, Technical photography for mural paintings: the newly discovered frescoes in Aci Sant’Antonio (Sicily, Italy), pp. 23-33

• Agnès Le Gac, Sofia Pessanha, Maria Luísa de Carvalho, Application of energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry to polychrome terracotta sculptures from the Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal, pp. 35-51

• Maria Isabel Dias, Maria Isabel Prudêncio, Christopher Burbidge, Rosa Marques, Camila Remonatto, Maria Luísa de Carvalho, Agnès Le Gac, Estudo químico e mineralógico e datação por luminescência de altos-relevos miniaturais em terracota, pp. 53-63

• Ana Bidarra, Pedro Antunes, Estudo tecnológico de um presépio em barro do século XVIII, pp. 65-74

• Ovidia Soto-Martín, Colorimetric measurements as control elements in wood conservation status, pp. 75-79

Conservar Património, vol. 19, 2014

Com data de capa de Junho de 2014, acabou de ser publicado o volume 19 da revista Conservar Património. Publicada pela ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal, a revista integra a CrossRef (que atribui o Identificador de Objecto Digital, DOI) e está indexada em diversas bases de dados bibliográficas, nomeadamente nas mais importantes bases de dados bibliográficas internacionais de conservação e restauro. Desde o ano passado que a revista é publicada em formato digital com acesso livre.

Índice:

• Sílvia Ferreira, Elsa Murta, Irina Crina Anca Sandu, Manuel Costa Pereira, Os púlpitos da Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Pena, em Lisboa: um estudo histórico, estilístico, técnico e material, pp. 5-20

• Francisca Figueira, Margarida Cavaco, Mariana Cardoso, Lília Esteves, Estudo de 59 fragmentos de papel encontrados na base de uma cruz de altar em marfim do século XVII, pp. 21-33

• Luís Filipe Raposo Pereira, Conservação de fundos documentais: implementação de um modelo de gestão de risco em arquivos, partindo do estudo de caso no Arquivo Nacional Torre do Tombo, Portugal, pp. 35-52

• Octávio Sacramento, Pré-história às silvas: o castro de Souane (Cisterna, Vinhais, Portugal) e a indolência patrimonial, pp. 53-54
  

Este número da revista, com acesso livre, está disponível em http://dx.doi.org/10.14568/cp19.

Journal of the Institute of Conservation, vol. 32, n.º 2, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o volume 32, n.º 2, 2009, da revista Journal of the Institute of Conservation.

Índice:

• Jevon Thistlewood, Peter Northover, Corrosion analysis and treatment of two paintings on zinc supports by Frederick Preedy, pp. 137- 148

• Frank Hassard, Towards a new vision of restoration in the context of global change, pp. 149- 163

• Angela Geary, Emily Howe, Three-dimensional documentation and virtual restoration of the Lichfield Angel, pp. 165- 179

• Lydia Gutierrez, The painting materials and techniques of Ralph Hotere's black nitrocellulose lacquer works 1967 to 1977, pp. 181- 204

• Sarah Hillary, Mary Kisler, Auckland’s <i>St Sebastian</i> by Guido Reni, pp. 205- 218

• Jessica David, Case study: the treatment of six reverse paintings on glass from William Nicholson’s <i>Loggia with Figures</i> and <i>Architectural Fragment</i>, pp. 219- 232

• Catherine Nunn, The conservation history of an eighteenth-century collection: caring for the pictures of the Foundling Hospital, pp. 233- 247

• Elizabeth E. Peacock, Jake Kaner, Kate Lowry, Book reviews, pp. 249- 257

Os artigos estão disponíveis aqui [acesso condicionado].

e_Conservation, n.º 10, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o 10.º número da revista digital e_Conservation, com data de Junho de 2009. Está disponível aqui.

Além das habituais recensões e notícias, contém os seguintes artigos:

• Fukunaga Kaori, Innovative Terahertz Spectroscopy and Imaging Technique for Art Conservation Science, p. 30

• Murray Ailsa, Scottish Renaissance Timber Painted Ceilings, p. 44

• Danes Ovidiu, Wooden Churches in Southern Transylvania and Northern Oltenia. Part I, p. 60

• Boldura Oliviu, Dinã Anca, Târgoviste, Monuments at Risk. The Holy Emperors Constantine and Helen Church, p. 66

Restaurator, vol. 30, n.º 1-2, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o primeiro número de 2009 da revista Restaurator.

Índice:

• Johan G. Neevel, Application Issues of the Bathophenanthroline Test for Iron(II) Ions, pp. 3-15

• Sonja Titus, Regina Schneller, Enke Huhsmann, Ulrike Hähner, Gerhard Banik, Stabilising local areas of loss in iron gall ink copy documents from the Savigny estate, pp. 16-50

• Andrea Pataki, Remoistenable Tissue Preparation and its Practical Aspects, pp. 51-69

• Barbara Hassel, Conservation of the Correspondence Letters of Ludwig Börne and Jeanette Wohl, pp. 70-86

• Bernhard Fischer, Goethe- and Schiller-Archive, Weimar: Guidelines for the Preservation and Conservation, pp. 89-95

• Fabienne Meyer, Anke Neumann, Recombinant Proteins: A new material for the chemical stabilisation of copper pigment corrosion on paper?, pp. 96-130

• Gerhard Banik, Scientific conservation: Transfer of scientific research on ink corrosion to conservation practice – does it take place?, pp. 131-146

Os artigos estão disponíveis aqui (acesso condicionado).

Journal of Cultural Heritage, vol. 10, n.º 3, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o 3.º número de 2009 da revista Journal of Cultural Heritage.

Índice:

• Konrad Zehnder, Odilo Schoch, Efflorescence of mirabilite, epsomite and gypsum traced by automated monitoring on-site, pp. 319-330

• Giorgio Luciano, Riccardo Leardi, Paola Letardi, Principal component analysis of colour measurements of patinas and coating systems for outdoor bronze monuments, pp. 331-337

• José Manuel Barros García, Recording stratigraphic relationships among non-original deposits on a 16th century painting, pp. 338-346

• Scilla Grassi, Monica Favaro, Patrizia Tomasin, Luigi Dei, Nanocontainer aqueous systems for removing polymeric materials from marble surfaces: A new and promising tool in cultural heritage conservation, pp. 347-355

• Cecilia Sanna, Armida Sodo, Giuseppe Laguzzi, Giovanna Mancini, Marina Bicchieri, Tert-butyl amine borane complex: An unusual application of a reducing agent on model molecules of cellulose based materials, pp. 356-361

• Nick Konkol, Chris McNamara, Joe Sembrat, Mark Rabinowitz, Ralph Mitchell, Enzymatic decolorization of bacterial pigments from culturally significant marble, pp. 362-366

• Eva Kotulanová, Petr Bezdicka, David Hradil, Janka Hradilová, Silvie Svarcová, Tomás Grygar, Degradation of lead-based pigments by salt solutions, pp. 367-378

• Sara Bianchin, Monica Favaro, Pietro Alessandro Vigato, Guido Botticelli, Gioia Germani, Silvia Botticelli, The scientific approach to the restoration and monitoring of mural paintings at S. Girolamo Chapel - SS. Annunziata Church in Florence, pp. 379-387

• Giacomo Cipriani, Antonella Salvini, Luigi Dei, Azzurra Macherelli, Francesco Saverio Cecchi, Carlo Giannelli, Recent advances in swollen-state NMR spectroscopy for the study of drying oils, pp. 388-395

• Teresa Cerchiara, Giuseppe Chidichimo, Maria Caterina Gallucci, Rita Ferraro, Danilo Vuono, Alfonso Nastro, Use of Spanish broom (Spartium junceum L.) canvas as a painting support: Evaluation of the effects of environmental conditions, pp. 396-402

• Noemi Carmona, Katrin Wittstadt, Hannelore Römich, Consolidation of paint on stained glass windows: Comparative study and new approaches, pp. 403-409

• Peter Brimblecombe, David Thickett, Young Hun Yoon, The cementation of coarse dust to indoor surfaces, pp. 410-414

• Gregory Dale Smith, Robert J. Klinshaw II, The presence of trapped carbon dioxide in lapis lazuli and its potential use in geo-sourcing natural ultramarine pigment, pp. 415-421

• Agnès Lattuati-Derieux, Céline Egasse, Martine Regert, Yong-Jae Chung, Bertrand Lavédrine, Characterization and degradation pathways of ancient Korean waxed papers, pp. 422-427

• Ana Catarina Pinheiro, Maria Filomena Macedo, Risk assessment: A comparative study of archive storage rooms, pp. 428-434

• Maria-Luisa Carvalho, Marta Manso, Sofia Pessanha, Ana Guilherme, Fernando Rodrigues Ferreira, Quantification of mercury in XVIII century books by Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence (EDXRF), pp. 435-438

• Noemí Carmona, María Angeles Villegas, Pedro Jiménez, Julio Navarro, Manuel García-Heras, Islamic glasses from Al-Andalus. Characterisation of materials from a Murcian workshop (12th century AD, Spain), pp. 439-445

Os artigos estão disponíveis aqui (acesso condicionado).

Technè, n.º 29, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado primeiro número de 2009 da revista Tecnè, publicada pelo Centre de Recherche et de Restauración des Musées de France. Como habitualmente, é um número temático dedicado, desta vez  dedicado à madeira nas obras de arte.

Índice:

• Christiane Naffah, "L'arrière-saison". Éditorial, p. 3

• Jean-Louis Boutaine, Catherine Lavier, Élisabeth Ravaud, Le bois, langage de l'arbre et empreintes de l'homme. Introduction, p. 6

• Nima Saedlou, Monique Dupéron-Laudoueneix, Jean Dupéron, Le bois, un outil pour la connaissance de l'environnement et des activités humaines, p. 9

• Catherine Lavier, Thierry Borel, Daniel Vigears, Tracéologie appliquée aux objets et oeuvres d'art en bois des musées de France. Premiers exemples d'adaptations, de développements techniques et de résultats au sein du C2RMF, p. 15

• Paolo Dionisi Vici, Luca Uzielli, Julien Colmars, Instrumentations pour le contrôle continu des panneaux peints en bois, p. 21

• Emmanuel Maurin, Sabine Dumas, Rémy Petit, Identification de bois anciens par amplification d'ADN, p. 28

• Didier Pousset, Christine Locatelli, Arlen Heginbotham, Du développement de méthodes non intrusives pour l'étude dendrochronologique du mobilier à l'expertise de cabinets Renaissance, p. 31

• Bruno François, Christine Locatelli, Didier Pousset, Investigation sur la matière : les coffres de l'Hôtel-Dieu de Beaune, p. 37

• Joël Dugot, Les bois dans la facture des instruments de musique en Europe, xvIe et XVIIe siècles, p. 44

• Sandie Le Conte, Stéphane Vaiedelich, Blaise Diringer, Restauration harmonieuse ou dé-restauration harmonique des tables d'harmonie ?, p. 51

• Victoria Asensi Amoros, Caroline Thomas, Hélène Guichard, Anne-Claire Laronde, Histoire matérielle et identification xylologique de quelques objets en bois de la collection égyptienne de Boulogne-sur-Mer, p. 56

• Élisabeth Ravaud, Sophie Guillot de Suduiraut, La campagne d'identification des bois des sculptures européennes du musée du Louvre, p. 63

• Christine Benoit, Claude Badet, Thierry Valhem, De l'intérêt de l'étude d'un châssis pour l'histoire matérielle d'une oeuvre : LHpothéose de saint Roch de Michel Serre, église de Mazargues, Marseille, p. 71

• Élisabeth Ravaud, Juliette Mertens, Florence Adam, Marie Monfort, Le Crucijx d'Issy : essai de reconstitution de l'état original, p. 75

• Gérard Albeza, Frédéric Leblanc, Une commode du musée Jacquemart-André à Paris. Étapes d'une restauration fondamentale, p. 81

• Pierre Zckowicz, Redécouverte et restauration d'une enseigne d'apothicaire du début du xvIIIe siècle, à Dieppe, p. 89

• Béatrice Lauwick, Roland Février, La restauration des cadres du musée de l'Orangerie, p. 94

• Michel Dubus, Anne-Marie Laurent, Tout ce que vous devez savoir sur les vitrines en bois, p. 101

• Katia Baslé, Nicolas Bouillon, Fabien Fohrer, Odile Guillon, Roland May, Pour une approche raisonnée des problématiques d'infestation en milieu patrimonial: le cas du Stegobium paniceum, p. 109

Studies in Conservation, vol. 54, n.º 1, 2009

Acabou de sair o 1.º número de 2009 da revista Studies in Conservation, do IIC.

Índice:

• Gabriele Guidi, Alessandro Spinetti, Luca Carosso, Carlo Atzeni, Digital Three-Dimensional Modelling of Donatello's David by Frequency-Modulated Laser Radar, pp. 3-11

• Anna Bogolitsyna, Bernhard Pichler, Alfred Vendl, Alexander Mikhailov, Boris Sizov, Investigation of the Brass Monument to Minin and Pozharsky, Red Square, Moscow, pp. 12-22

• Pietro Baraldi, Laura Cannalire, Maria Perla Colombini, A Scientific and Historical Investigation of Italian Scagliola, pp. 23-34

• Morten Ryhl-Svendsen, Geo Clausen, The Effect of Ventilation, Filtration and Passive Sorption on Indoor Air Quality in Museum Storage Rooms, pp. 35-48

• Ana Alebic-Juretic, Duska Sekulic-Cikovic, The Impact of Air Pollution on the Paintings in Storage at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rijeka, Croatia, pp. 49-57

Conservar Património, n.º 7, 2008

Ainda que com data de Junho de 2008, acabou de ser publicado o n.º 7 da revista Conservar Património, da ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal.

Trata-se de um número temático dedicado à publicação do texto de algumas das comunicações apresentadas na conferência internacional intitulada HMC08 – Historical Mortars Conference que decorreu no Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil (LNEC), Lisboa, entre 24 e 26 de Setembro de 2008.

Outras comunicações apresentadas na mesma conferência serão publicadas no próximo número da revista, que está em preparação.

Índice:

• C. Gosselin, V. Verges-Belmin, A. Royer, G. Martinet, Natural cement and stone restoration of Bourges Cathedral (France), pp. 5-19

• B. Teixeira, C. Valente, A. L. Velosa, M. R. Veiga, I. M. Ferreira, Development of lime based mortars for repairing glazed tile coatings of historic buildings in the city of Ovar, Portugal, pp. 21-28

• Vincenzo Starinieri, Ioanna Papayianni, Maria Stefanidou, Study of materials and technology of ancient floor mosaics' substrate, pp. 29-34

• Graça Horta, José Maria Lobo de Carvalho, V. M. Rato, Reconstruction of the Chalet of the Countess of Edla: preliminary evaluation of the effects of fire in the architectural surfaces, pp. 35-43

• Ana Cristian Magalhães, Maria do Rosário Veiga, C. Pina Santos, Luís Matias, António Vilhena, Methodology for diagnosis of rendering anomalies due to moisture in walls, pp. 45-54

• Massimo Valentini, Raffaelo Visentini, Cause of decay and intervention on external mortars of the S. Vittore Church - Stresa (Italy), pp. 55-62

• Caspar Groot, Jos Gunneweg, Materials Considerations Regarding Rain Penetration in Historic Fired Clay Brick Masonry, pp. 63-70

Os resumos (em português e em inglês) e algum material adicional estão livremente disponíveis no site da revista.

Journal of Cultural Heritage, volume 10, n.º 2, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o Journal of Cultural Heritage, volume 10, n.º 2, de 2009.

Índice:

• Shu-Kam Chow, Kwok-Leung Chan, Reconstruction of photorealistic 3D model of ceramic artefacts for interactive virtual exhibition, pp. 161-173

• Massimiliano Pieraccini, Matteo Fratini, Devis Dei, Carlo Atzeni, Structural testing of Historical Heritage Site Towers by microwave remote sensing, pp. 174-182

• Benoît Thiébaut, Léon-Bavi Vilmont, Bertrand Lavédrine, Characterization of U-matic videotape deterioration by size exclusion chromatography and pyrolysis gas chromatography/mass spectrometry and the role of adipic acid, pp. 183-197

• Paolo Matteini, Mara Camaiti, Giovanni Agati, Maria-Antonietta Baldo, Stefania Muto, Mauro Matteini, Discrimination of painting binders subjected to photo-ageing by using microspectrofluorometry coupled with deconvolution analysis, pp. 198-205

• Rodorico Giorgi, David Chelazzi, Emiliano Fratini, Sarka Langer, Annika Niklasson, Maria Rådemar, Jan-Erik Svensson, Piero Baglioni, Nanoparticles of calcium hydroxide for wood deacidification: Decreasing the emissions of organic acid vapors in church organ environments, pp. 206-213

• Eun Kyung Kim, Jongok Won, Jin-young Do, Sa Dug Kim, Yong Soo Kang, Effects of silica nanoparticle and GPTMS addition on TEOS-based stone consolidants, pp. 214-221

• Bohuslava Havlínová, Svetozár Katuscák, Miroslava Petrovicová, Alena Maková, Vlasta Brezová, A study of mechanical properties of papers exposed to various methods of accelerated ageing. Part I. The effect of heat and humidity on original wood-pulp papers, pp. 222-231

• Christopher J. McNamara, Kristen Bearce Lee, Matthew A. Russell, Larry E. Murphy, Ralph Mitchell, Analysis of bacterial community composition in concretions formed on the USS Arizona, Pearl Harbor, HI, pp. 232-236

• Mousumi Dutta, Zakir Husain, An application of Multicriteria Decision Making to built heritage. The case of Calcutta, pp. 237-243

• Stepanka Kuckova, Radovan Hynek, Milan Kodicek, Application of peptide mass mapping on proteins in historical mortars, pp. 244-247

• Cesare Fiori, Mariangela Vandini, Silvia Prati, Giuseppe Chiavari, Vaterite in the mortars of a mosaic in the Saint Peter basilica, Vatican (Rome), pp. 248-257

• María José del Barrio, Luis César Herrero, José Ángel Sanz, Measuring the efficiency of heritage institutions: A case study of a regional system of museums in Spain, pp. 258-268

• Güngör Karauguz, Özsen Çorumluoglu, Ibrahim KalaycI, Ibrahim Asri, 3D Photogrammetric model of Eflatunpinar monument at the age of Hittite empire in Anatolia, pp. 269-274

• Mauro Bacci, Donata Magrini, Marcello Picollo, Muriel Vervat, A study of the blue colors used by Telemaco Signorini (1835-1901), pp. 275-280

• Anestis Koutsoudis, George Pavlidis, Fotis Arnaoutoglou, Despina Tsiafakis, Christodoulos Chamzas, Qp: A tool for generating 3D models of ancient Greek pottery, pp. 281-295

• Athanasios D. Styliadis, Ipek I. Akbaylar, Despoina A. Papadopoulou, Nikolaos D. Hasanagas, Sotiria A. Roussa, Lazaros A. Sexidis, Metadata-based heritage sites modeling with e-learning functionality, pp. 296-312

• Carla Balocco, Giuseppe Grazzini, Numerical simulation of ancient natural ventilation systems of historical buildings. A case study in Palermo, pp. 313-318

Os artigos estão disponíveis aqui [acesso reservado].

Archaeometry, volume 51, n.º 3, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o volume 51, n.º 3, de 2009, da revista Archaeometry.

Índice:

• F. Antonelli, L. Lazzarini, S. Cancelliere, D. Dessandier, Minero-petrographic and geochemical characterization of 'greco scritto marble from cap de garde, near hippo regius(annaba, algeria), pp. 351-365

• H. Yum, B. W. Singer, A. Bacon, Coniferous wood pulp in traditional korean paper between the 15th and 18th centuries ad, pp. 467-479

• M. Al-Naddaf, The effect of salts on thermal and hydric dilatation of porous building stone, pp. 495-505

• L. Good, J. M. Kenoyer, R. H. Meadow, New evidence for early silk in the indus civilization, pp. 457-466

• D. J. Huisman, T. De Groot, S. Pols, B. J. H. Van Os, P. Degryse, Compositional variation in roman colourless glass objects from the bocholtz burial (the netherlands), pp. 413-439

• N. M. Wainwright, E. A. Moffatt, P. J. Sirois, Occurrences of green earth pigment on northwest coast first nations painted objects, pp. 440-456

• E. Ribechini, M. P. Colombini, G. Giachi, F. Modugno, P. Pallecchi, A multi-analytical approach for the characterization of commodities in a ceramic jar from antinoe (egypt), pp. 480-494

• C. Marangou, B. Stern, Neolithic zoomorphic vessels from eastern macedonia, greece: Issues of function, pp. 397-412

• B. Marín Arroyo, Assessing what lies beneath the spatial distribution of a zooarchaeological record: The use of gis and spatial correlations at el mirn cave (spain), pp. 506-524

• W. J. Stemp, B. E. Childs, S. Vionnet, C. A. Brown, Quantification and discrimination of lithic use-wear: Surface profile measurements and length-scale fractal analysis, pp. 366-382

• M. S. Walton, E. Doehne, K. Trentelman, G. Chiari, J. Maish, A. Buxbaum, Characterization of coral red slips on greek attic pottery, pp. 383-396

A revista está disponível aqui [acesso reservado].

Metalografia, História e Belas-Artes

Foi há pouco publicado um volume da revista Materials Characterization com o título Metallography, history and the fine arts III. Trata-se do volume 60, n.º 4, de 2009.

Índice:

• George F. Vander Voort, Chris Bagnall, Metallography, history and the fine arts III, p. 251-251

• M. R. Barnett, A. Sullivan, R. Balasubramaniam, Electron backscattering diffraction analysis of an ancient wootz steel blade from central India, pp. 252-260

• L. E. Murr, Nanoparticulate materials in antiquity: The good, the bad and the ugly, pp. 261-270

• Sebastian Balos, Arlan Benscoter, Alan Pense, Roman mystery iron blades from Serbia, pp. 271-276

• R. K. Dube, On the Kau[ano teleia]tilya's characterization tests for the purity of silver and its experimental replication, pp. 277-281

• Kaoru Yonekura, Tetsuya Suzuki, Microhardness analysis and characterization of Palaeolithic stone tool materials for understanding primary material selections and utilizations, pp. 282-291

• Iordanidis, J. Garcia-Guinea, G. Karamitrou-Mentessidi, Analytical study of ancient pottery from the archaeological site of Aiani, northern Greece, pp. 292-302

• Kerem Serifaki, Hasan Böke, Serife YalçIn, Basak Ipekoglu, Characterization of materials used in the execution of historic oil paintings by XRD, SEM-EDS, TGA and LIBS analysis, pp. 303-311

Os artigos estão disponíveis aqui [acesso reservado].

Studies in Conservation, vol. 53, n.º 4, 2008

Acabou de ser publicado o último número de 2008 da revista Studies in Conservation, editada pelo IIC.

Índice:

• Simone Bretz, Ursula Baumer, Heike Stege, Johannes Von Miller, Dedo Von Kerssenbrock-Krosigk, A German house altar from the sixteenth century: conservation and research of reverse paintings on glass, pp. 209-224

• Amandina Anastassiades, Lisa Ellis, The conservation of glass ingots from the bronze age Uluburun shipwreck, pp. 225-237

• Francesca Becherini, Adriana Bernardi, Antonio Daneo, Franco Geotti Bianchini, Chiara Nicola, Marco Verità, Thermal stress as a possible source of the paintwork loss in medieval stained glass windows, pp. 238-251

• Debra Carr, Natasha Cruthers, Elizabeth Girvan, Susan Scheele, Approaches for conservators to the identification of plant material used in Maori artefacts, pp. 252-263

• Jörg Stelzner, Gerhard Eggert, Calcium carbonate on bronze finds: safe sequestering with STPP?, pp. 264-272

• Susan Bradley, Philip Fletcher, Capucine Korenberg, James Parker, Clare Ward, A review of the colour and condition of Lindow Man 20 years after conservation, pp. 273-284

Technè, n.ºs 27-28, 2008

Sob a forma de volume duplo, foram há pouco publicados os n.ºs 27 e 28, de 2008, da revista Technè, do Centre de Recherche et des Restauration des Musées de France.

Como habitualmente, é um volume temático, desta vez com o título: La restauration des œuvres d'art. Éléments d'une histoire oubliée, XVIIIe-XIXe siècles. Os artigos distribuem-se por quatro secções:

• Restauration, faux, restitution: sources et approche méthodologique

• De l'artiste au restaurateur: regards sur l'émergence d'une profession

• Pratique, déontologie, débats

• Vers une approche scientifique de la conservation et de la restauration

Índice:

• Chrisane Naffah, "Haut les coeurs!". Editorial, pp. 5-6

• Ségolène Bergeon Langle, Histoire de la restauration. Preface, pp. 7-10

• Sophie Descamps, Benoît Mille, Dominique Robcis, L'Enfant à la bulle: histoire moderne d'un bronze antique, pp. 11-20

• Nathalie Volle, Titien et ses restaurateurs: Jupiter et Antiope, un tableau palimpseste, pp. 21-28

• Delphine Burlot, Nathalie Buisson, Thierry Borel, Eric Laval, Daniel Vigears, La supercherie du faussaire Giuseppe Guerra mise en évidence par l'étude du Guerrier grec du Cabinet des médailles, pp. 29-35

• Aurélie Gerbier, Quatremère de Quincy et le duc de Luynes à la recherche de 1'Athéna chryséléphantine du Parthénon. Restituer les monuments disparus, pp. 36-42

• Clémence Raynaud, Les archives de la restauration au Centre de recherche et de restauration des musées de France, pp. 43-46

• Fanny Matz, Jean-Jacques Lagrenée (1739-1821) et le vase grec, pp. 47-52

• Emmanuelle Philippe, Innover, connaitre et transmettre. L'art de la restauration selon François-Toussaint Hacquin (1756-1832), pp. 53-59

• Claire Gerin-Pierre, Les commissaires-experts au musée du Louvre, de la Révolution à la monarchie de Juillet, pp. 60-70

• Marie-Christine Maréchal, Alphonse Giroux (1776-1848), fournisseur pour artistes et restaurateurs, pp. 71-78

• Marie-Amélie Bernard, Francesco Depoletti (1779-1854), artiste et restaurateur de vases antiques à Rome vers 1825-1854, pp. 79-84

• Alisou Passieux, Paris, Anvers, Bruxelles, Paris: formation et itinéraire du restaurateur Paul Kiewert (1818-vers 1903), pp. 85-91

• Isabelle Cabillic, Jean-Gabriel Goulinat, chef de l'atelier de restauration des peintures des musées nationaux (1935 à 1971), pp. 92-98

• Justine Sacleux, L'héritage documentaire du restaurateur de sculpture Georges Charles Zezzos, pp. 99-104

• Béatrice Lauwick, Les concours de restaurateurs de peinture au Louvre, pp. 105-112

• Natalie Coural, Claire Gerin-Pierre, La restauration du carton de L'école d'Athènes de Raphaël en 1797 et la politique de conservation de l'administration du Louvre, pp. 113-118

• Thibault Jamois, Les ateliers de restauration de peinture au Louvre sous la Révolution, pp. 119-124

• Clémence Raynaud, Le chantier de la Sainte-Chapelle de Paris au XIXe siècle. Vers une déontologie de la restauration appliquée à la statuaire médiévale, pp. 125-131

• Pétronille Chauvin, Entre restauration et création, les meubles en marqueterie Boulle du XVIIIe au XIXe siècle, pp. 132-136

• Maria-Anne Privat Savigny, Petit historique de la conservation des tapisseries, pp. 137-142

• Blanche Penaud-Lambert, Un siècle de restaurations de la galerie de l'hôtel Lambert (1843-1947), pp. 143-148

• Sophie Harent, Jules Larcher, un conservateur au service de la restauration au musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy (1887-1920), pp. 149-155

• Julie Chaizemartin, Isabelle Cabillic, Les commissions de restauration des peintures des Musées nationaux de 1882 à 1937, pp. 156-160

• Brigitte Bourgeois, "Un peuple d'ombres", Quatremère de Quincy et les couleurs de l'antique, au Louvre, vers 1800, pp. 161-168

• Alexandre Maral, Le peintre Joseph-Siffrein Duplessis, ou l'apprenti restaurateur des sculptures des jardins de Versailles, pp. 169-173

• Blandine Durocher, Le blanchiment des papiers au XIXe et au XXe siècles, pp. 174-178

• Natalie Coural, Laetitia Desserrières, Florence Raymond, Lille, Paris, Saint-Quentin, Montauban. Conservation et présentation des dessins au XIXe et au XXe siècles, pp. 179-190

• Julielte Tanré, Conservation des peintures murales égyptiennes au XIXe siècle, pp. 191-195

• Florence Lépine, Les recherches techniques de Pierre Paulet, peintre-restaurateur des musées nationaux, pp. 196-198

Investigação e conservação de obras em metal

Foi há pouco publicado (ainda que com data de 2008) o seguinte volume:

Armando Coelho Ferreira da Silva, Paula Menino Homem (ed.), Ligas Metálicas. Investigação e conservação, Porto, Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, 2008.

Reúne o texto de algumas das comunicações que foram apresentadas no encontro internacional Ligas Metálicas. Investigação e conservação, que decorreu entre 13 e 14 de Novembro de 2003 na Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, organizado pelo respectivo Laboratório de Conservação e Restauro do Departamento de Ciências e Técnicas do Património.

Índice:

• Armando Coelho Ferreira da Silva, Paula Menino Homem, Introdução / Introduction, pp. 9-12

• Virginia Costa, Ligas metálicas: estrutura, propriedades e conservação de objectos culturais, pp. 15-27

• Christian Degrigny, Application of electrochemical techniques to the conservation of metal artefacts: a review, pp. 29-45

• R. J. H Wanhill, T. Hattenberg, J. P. Northover, EBSD of corrosion, deformation and precipitation in the Gundestrup cauldron, pp. 47-61

• Katharina Schmidt-Ott, Iron and silver objects - longevity through plasma? Application of plasma reduction on iron and silver artefacts, pp. 63-73

• David Thickett, Investigation into role of inert dusts in corrosion and corrosion mitigation in an agressive maritime environement, pp. 75-89

• António João Cruz, João Pires, Ana Paula Carvalho, Manuela Brotas de Carvalho, Utilização de materiais adsorventes na prevenção da alteração dos objectos metálicos expostos em museus - o caso do chumbo, pp. 91-105

• Belmira Maduro, Isabel Tissot, Retábulo da natividade - um projecto interdisciplinar, pp. 107-125

• C. Degrigny, Networking professionals working on the conservation of metal artefacts: a possible role for the ICOM-CC metal working group, pp. 127-135

Um balanço do programa De Mayerne

O programa De Mayerne, que se desenvolveu entre 2001 e 2006, foi um ambicioso projecto que teve como grande objectivo o estudo ao nível molecular do envelhecimento das camadas de tinta e de verniz das obras de arte. Foi o sucessor do programa MOLART – Molecular Aspects of Ageing in Art, que decorreu entre 1995 e 2000, que muito modificou o panorama actual dos estudos laboratoriais das obras de arte.

Em 2006 realizou-se o colóquio de encerramento do programa De Mayerne. As comunicações apresentadas foram reunidas no volume seguinte:

Jaap J. Boon, Ester S. B. Ferreira (ed.), Reporting Highlights of the De Mayerne Programme, The Hague, Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research, 2006.

O volume está livremente disponível aqui.

Índice:

• J. Wadum, The De Mayerne programme: breaking new grounds for art science and conservation in the 21st century, pp. 9-12

• J. Wouters, Surrealism in science: the difference between analysis and analysis, pp. 13-20

• J. J. Boon, Processes inside paintings that affect the picture: chemical changes at, near and underneath the paint surface, pp. 21-32

• Michiel A. Verhoeven, L. Carlyle, J. Reedijk, J. G. Haasnoot, Exploring the application of solid-state Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to the study of the deterioration of paintings, pp. 33-42

• Y. Shimadzu, K.J. van den Berg, On metal soap related colour and transparency changes in a 19th C painting by Millais, pp. 43-52

• E. S. B. Ferreira, R. Morrison, K. Keune, J. J. Boon, Chemical Characterisation of thin intermediate layers: Case study of a sample from the 15th century painting The Descent from the Crossby Rogier van der Weyden, pp. 53-63

• L. Carlyle, Historically Accurate Reconstructions of Oil Painters' Materials: An overview of the Hart Project 2002-2005, pp. 63-76

• E. Hendriks, S. Constantin, B. Marino, Various approaches to van Gogh technical studies; common grounds?, pp. 77-88

• K. J. van den Berg, A. Burnstock, L. Carlyle, M. Clarke, E. Hendriks, R. Hoppenbrouwers, J. Kirby, I. Lanfear, Fading of red lake paints after vincent van Gogh - an interdisciplinary study involving three De Mayerne projects, pp. 89-96

• van Grevenstein-Kruse, Multidisciplinary research on the paintings ensemble in the Oranjezaal of the Royal Palace Huis ten Bosch, pp. 97-108

• M. Clarke, L. Carlyle, Recipe databases for historical oil painting materials: Winsor & Newton Archive, pp. 109-114

Archaeometry, vol. 51, n.º 2, 2009

Acabou de ser publicada a revista Archaeometry, vol. 51, n.º 2, de 2009.

Está disponível aqui (acesso condicionado).

Índice:

• M. A. Bustillo, N. Castañeda, M. Capote, S. Consuegra, C. Criado, P. Díaz-Del-Río, T. Orozco, J. L. Pérez-Jiménez, X. Terradas, Is the Macroscopic Classification of Flint Useful? a Petroarchaeological Analysis and Characterization of Flint Raw Materials From the Iberian Neolithic Mine of Casa Montero, pp. 175-196

• G. Artioli, C. Nicola, G. Montana, I. Angelini, L. Nodari, U. Russo, The Blue Enamels in the Baroque Decorations of the Churches of Palermo, Sicily: Fe²⁺-Coloured Glasses From Lime Kilns, pp. 197-213

• E. Iriarte, A. Foyo, M. A. Sánchez, C. Tomillo, J. Setién, The Origin and Geochemical Characterization of Red Ochres From the Tito Bustillo and Monte Castillo Caves (Northern Spain), pp. 231-251

• Lodge, R. Holme, Towards a New Approach to Archaeomagnetic Dating in Europe Using Geomagnetic Field Modelling, pp. 309-322

• M. A. Moussa, N. Kantiranis, K. S. Voudouris, J. A. Stratis, M. F. Ali, V. Christaras, The Impact of Soluble Salts on the Deterioration of Pharaonic and Coptic Wall Paintings at Al Qurna, Egypt: Mineralogy and Chemistry, pp. 292-308

• Bronk Ramsey, T. F. G. Higham, F. Brock, D. Baker, P. Ditchfield, Radiocarbon Dates From the Oxford AMS System: archaeometry datelist 33, pp. 323-349

• Heier, J. A. Evans, J. Montgomery, The Potential of Carbonized Grain to Preserve Biogenic ⁸⁷sr/⁸⁶Sr Signatures Within the Burial Environment, pp. 277-291

• K. M. Frei, R. Frei, U. Mannering, M. Gleba, M. L. Nosch, H. LyngstrØm, Provenance of Ancient Textiles - a Pilot Study Evaluating the Strontium Isotope System in Wool, pp. 252-276

• M. Sánchez Del Río, M. Suárez, E. García-Romero, The Occurrence of Palygorskite in the Yucatán Peninsula: Ethno-Historic and Archaeological Contexts, pp. 214-230

Journal of Cultural Heritage, vol. 10, n.º 1, 2009

Acabou de ser publicado o 1.º número de 2009 (vol. 10) do Journal of Cultural Heritage.

Este número da revista está disponível, com acesso livre (temporário), aqui.

Índice:

• Einar Bowitz, Karin Ibenholt, Economic impacts of cultural heritage - Research and perspectives, pp. 1-8

• Tran Huu Tuan, Udomsak Seenprachawong, Stale Navrud, Comparing cultural heritage values in South East Asia - Possibilities and difficulties in cross-country transfers of economic values, pp. 9-21

• Giovanni Francesco Mascari, Maria Mautone, Laura Moltedo, Paolo Salonia, Landscapes, Heritage and Culture, pp. 22-29

• Patrick Dietemann, Catherine Higgitt, Moritz Kälin, Michael J. Edelmann, Richard Knochenmuss, Renato Zenobi, Aging and yellowing of triterpenoid resin varnishes - Influence of aging conditions and resin composition, pp. 30-40

• Delphine Vandevoorde, Marisa Pamplona, Olivier Schalm, Yves Vanhellemont, Veerle Cnudde, Eddy Verhaeven, Contact sponge method: Performance of a promising tool for measuring the initial water absorption, pp. 41-47

• Aldara Pan, Stefano Chiussi, Julia Serra, Pío González, Betty León, Excimer laser removal of beeswax from galician granite monuments, pp. 48-52

• G. Caneva, G. Galotta, L. Cancellieri, V. Savo, Tree roots and damages in the Jewish catacombs of Villa Torlonia (Roma), pp. 53-62

• François Mathis, Elisabeth Delange, Dominique Robcis, Marc Aucouturier, HMTY-KM (black copper) and the Egyptian bronzes' collection of the Musée du Louvre, pp. 63-72

• Antonia Moropoulou, Kyriaki Polikreti, Principal Component Analysis in monument conservation: Three application examples, pp. 73-81

• Aneta Stastná, Richard Prikryl, Jan Jehlicka, Methodology of analytical study for provenance determination of calcitic, calcite-dolomitic and impure marbles from historical quarries in the Czech Republic, pp. 82-93

• Klaus D. Hinsch, Konrad Zehnder, Holger Joost, Gerd Gülker, Monitoring detaching murals in the Convent of Müstair (Switzerland) by optical metrology, pp. 94-105

• Jenny Hällström, Kerstin Barup, Rasmus Grönlund, Ann Johansson, Sune Svanberg, Lorenzo Palombi, David Lognoli, Valentina Raimondi, Giovanna Cecchi, Cinzia Conti, Documentation of soiled and biodeteriorated facades: A case study on the Coliseum, Rome, using hyperspectral imaging fluorescence lidars, pp. 106-115

• Fabrizio Antonelli, Lorenzo Lazzarini, Stefano Cancelliere, David Dessandier, Volubilis (Meknes, Morocco): Archaeometric study of the white and coloured marbles imported in the Roman age, pp. 116-123

• Massimiliano Marvasi, Elisabetta Vedovato, Carlotta Balsamo, Azzurra Macherelli, Luigi Dei, Giorgio Mastromei, Brunella Perito, Bacterial community analysis on the Mediaeval stained glass window "Natività" in the Florence Cathedral, pp. 124-133

• Annarosa Mangone, Lorena C. Giannossa, Caterina Laganara, Rocco Laviano, Angela Traini, Manufacturing expedients in medieval ceramics in Apulia, pp. 134-143

• Lara Maritan, Ivana Angelini, Gilberto Artioli, Claudio Mazzoli, Massimo Saracino, Secondary phosphates in the ceramic materials from Frattesina (Rovigo, North-Eastern Italy), pp. 144-151

• Abu Bakr Moussa, Nikolaos Kantiranis, Kontantinos S. Voudouris, John A. Stratis, Mona F. Ali, Vasilios Christaras, Diagnosis of weathered Coptic wall paintings in the Wadi El Natrun region, Egypt, pp. 152-157