The equestrian bronze monument of Marcus Aurelius in Rome has been further investigated, after restoration, mainly to foresee possible damages caused by outdoor exposure. At the same time a copy of it has been cast by following a new original method to obtain the intermediate model. New non-destructive tests have heen carried out to execute the above researches and in the end old and new methodologies can be consldered as a complex experimental tool to study and control outdoor bronze monument.
The Conservation of Marcus Aurelius' Monument. Technical studies / Marabelli, Mauro; Bartuli, Cecilia; Colombo, B.. - 29 (1998):(2015), pp. 134-138. [10.11588/ih.1998.0.23208]
The Conservation of Marcus Aurelius' Monument. Technical studies
Cecilia Bartuli;
2015
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The equestrian bronze monument of Marcus Aurelius in Rome has been further investigated, after restoration, mainly to foresee possible damages caused by outdoor exposure. At the same time a copy of it has been cast by following a new original method to obtain the intermediate model. New non-destructive tests have heen carried out to execute the above researches and in the end old and new methodologies can be consldered as a complex experimental tool to study and control outdoor bronze monument.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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