Aim of the present research is the characterization of the alteration patinas present on the surface of a marble Piety dating to Renaissance period and stored at the Castello Sforzesco of Milan. During the last century, a treatment was applied on the statue bringing to the formation of a dark patina which had to be removed. At this purpose a multianalytical approach, based on both portable noninvasive (XRF and colorimetric measurements) and micro-invasive techniques (FTIR/ATR and SEMEDS), has been applied in order to make available to restorers useful information that allow them to adopt a suitable procedure for the removal of the patina and to recover the statue original ppearance.

Towards the study of alteration patinas on the marble surface of a Renaissance sculptural group from the Museum of Ancient Art (Castello Sforzesco, Milan)

Mario Colella;Marco Malagodi;Giacomo Fiocco;Michela Albano;
2020-01-01

Abstract

Aim of the present research is the characterization of the alteration patinas present on the surface of a marble Piety dating to Renaissance period and stored at the Castello Sforzesco of Milan. During the last century, a treatment was applied on the statue bringing to the formation of a dark patina which had to be removed. At this purpose a multianalytical approach, based on both portable noninvasive (XRF and colorimetric measurements) and micro-invasive techniques (FTIR/ATR and SEMEDS), has been applied in order to make available to restorers useful information that allow them to adopt a suitable procedure for the removal of the patina and to recover the statue original ppearance.
2020
978-92-990084-9-2
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