l'innocenza perduta (lost innocence): conserving a carrara marble statue
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1997
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Abstract
This paper describes the conservation of 'L'Innocenza Perduta (Lost Innocence)', a marble statue by the Florentine sculptor Emilio Santarelli. As the statue is on open display at University College London and is accessible to the public, it has been vulnerable to destructive elements, including airborne pollutants and vandalism. Cleaning was done by steam and poultice. However, during the cleaning process it became clear that the capital and plinth required more complicated conservation treatments due to considerable cracking of the stone.
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| Authors | ;Chris Cleere |
| Journal | the hastings center report |
| Year | 1997 |
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10.5334/jcms.2971
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