This article focuses on the study of the historical context and the conservation issues of large rolled paintings on the Portuguese altarpieces of the 18th to 20th centuries, emphasizing their originality and dynamism. Widely used in Portugal, this type of painting is exposed during a specific period of time of the liturgical year and, depending on scenic claims, is presented or simply stored through the system that moves it. This particularity originates characteristic degradation processes as well as very specific needs of exhibition
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This thesis focused on the study and treatment of a 19th century female portrait in oil from ECOMUSE...
A significant part of Portuguese mural paintings in Alentejo province is in risk of being permanentl...
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UIDB/00417/2020 UIDP/00417/2020When the religious orders were declared extinct in Portugal in 1834, ...
This article is an outcome of the study, deci-sions, and restoration work undertaken during the inte...
The material study of Portuguese wooden painting presents shortcomings, justified by its generous p...
In Portugal, over the centuries, religion used painting on canvas to evoke its sacred mysteries. De...
The realization of an exhibition about the paintings of the Portuguese Primitives had been desired s...
Este texto pretende colocar em confronto as experiências e estudos sobre o tema da trasladação de al...
A Portuguese painting of the 18th century, from the collection of the National Library of Portugal, ...
A programme of Postwar painting collection’s conservation, restoration and preventive conservation h...
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Funeral Coats of arms were made to be carried in funeral processions. Church restorations have in re...
The painted wooden ceiling of the church of Ulgueira, dating from the 18th century, whose authorship...
International audienceThis paper deals with the multi-analytical comparative characterization of 59 ...
This thesis focused on the study and treatment of a 19th century female portrait in oil from ECOMUSE...
A significant part of Portuguese mural paintings in Alentejo province is in risk of being permanentl...
How to preserve a set of paintings made with European materials and taken to South Asia in the 16th ...
UIDB/00417/2020 UIDP/00417/2020When the religious orders were declared extinct in Portugal in 1834, ...
This article is an outcome of the study, deci-sions, and restoration work undertaken during the inte...
The material study of Portuguese wooden painting presents shortcomings, justified by its generous p...
In Portugal, over the centuries, religion used painting on canvas to evoke its sacred mysteries. De...
The realization of an exhibition about the paintings of the Portuguese Primitives had been desired s...
Este texto pretende colocar em confronto as experiências e estudos sobre o tema da trasladação de al...
A Portuguese painting of the 18th century, from the collection of the National Library of Portugal, ...
A programme of Postwar painting collection’s conservation, restoration and preventive conservation h...
In the XVII and XVIII centuries stucco decoration played a key role in church architecture. An examp...
Funeral Coats of arms were made to be carried in funeral processions. Church restorations have in re...
The painted wooden ceiling of the church of Ulgueira, dating from the 18th century, whose authorship...
International audienceThis paper deals with the multi-analytical comparative characterization of 59 ...
This thesis focused on the study and treatment of a 19th century female portrait in oil from ECOMUSE...
A significant part of Portuguese mural paintings in Alentejo province is in risk of being permanentl...