Conservation Science and Art Series Vol.1

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This work provides a comprehensive exploration of cultural heritage evaluation and conservation across various artistic mediums. It begins with a reflection on the importance of evaluation in cultural heritage protection, addressing its historical context, methodologies, and contemporary relevance. The discussion then shifts to painting, detailing the technology and techniques used in icons from the Rybotycze School, as well as the history and methods behind notable works by Marcello Bacciarelli. It further examines the technological aspects of paintings by Konrad Krzyżanowski and the preservation state of Gothic wall paintings in a cathedral. The focus then transitions to contemporary art, highlighting the evolving roles of conservators and specific conservation challenges faced by modern artists. The text also delves into sculpture and other artefacts, including the technological research and restoration of a Chinese Bodhisattva sculpture, the conservation of a Draper Astrograph, and the restoration of a 19th-century Boulle cabinet. Each section underscores the intricate balance between preserving artistic integrity and employing modern conservation techniques, showcasing the dedication and expertise of conservators in safeguarding cultural heritage for future generations.