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Lecturer(s)
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Wichterlová Zuzana, MgA.
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Vojtěchovský Jan, Mgr. art. Ph.D.
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Course content
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Exercises will be carried out using test areas specified considering solving particular issues (rough-cast, plaster, stone or metal supports). Topics of individual lessons: input materials for surface treatment, testing materials; supports and their utilization; pigments and their use; binders and their use; characteristics of surface treatment materials; interaction between surface texture and finishes; tests of materials; conservation treatment effect on final color considering long term period; colors characteristics and impact; surface treatment texture (support, glaze, preservation). 1) Practical implementation of field investigation: sounding technology and sampling for further lab analysis including complex documentation prior to work starting; non-destructive exploration, e.g. ultrasound; laboratory exploration; having accomplished sampling and systematic processing - collaboration with an analyst and technologist resulting in making when making polished specimens; visual assessment of color and under-layer stratigraphy considering sounding exploration and in-situ inspection, polished specimens micro photos, ordering of further services, e.g. microbiology focused in order to identify water soluble salts; further summarizing and assessing of exploration results cooperating with a technologist; computer programs application, photos processing photos and storing on electronic media; gilding techniques course including mock-ups application; continuous coatings scanning, removing inappropriate retouching and repaints, removing or smothering leaks and extracts, desalination or stabilization of water soluble salts (mechanical and chemical methods, apparatuses and tools). 2 Pre-consolidation of color and undercoat polychrome layers, providing damaged and threatened color layers (pre-consolidation via surface fixing, fixing of loosened polychromy flaking via grouting and fixing on bearing supports); dry surface cleaning; final stabilization of color and undercoat layers. 3 Fifing of loosened plaster layers on the masonry or other constructions; depth grouting of damaged plasters; fixing via fluid plasters; local transfer and re-installation; materials, tools, and aids. 4 Bonding defects in color and undercoat layers including adding smaller components of missing stucco pieces; various materials and their processing, separation of bond surface; large-scale reconstruction of undercoats; preparation for further color treatment of paint reconstruction. 5 Color retouching and retouching using metal leaves; various retouching methods and surface finishes; final protective fixing and surface finishes; materials and aids; implementation, in situ - if needed. 6 Techniques of documentation and preservation of the residues of original and further old surface finishes. 7 Restoration documentation, accomplishment itself, including supplements (graphic and photo).
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monitoring
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Learning outcomes
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Student can prepare, carry out and record the restoration of color surfaces works related to architecture.
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Prerequisites
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unspecified
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral examination
Participation in studio exercise is required. An integral part of the exercise is to handle being restored to documentation. A decisive aspect of classification is the student's presentation of the work undertaken by the workshop or in situ and the restoration of the documentation.
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Recommended literature
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Amoroso, Giovanni; Fassina, Vasco. Stone decay and Conservation Atmospheric Pollution, Cleaning, Consolidation and Protection. Amsterdam, 1983.
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BRANDI, C. Teorie restaurování. Tichá Byzanc, Praha, 2002.
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Knoepfli A., ed. Reclams Handbuch der Künstlerischen Techniken. Stuttgart, 1990.
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Kopecká I., Nejedlý V. Průzkum hist. materiálů, analytické metody pro rest. a pam. péči. Grada Pub., 2005.
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Kubička R., Zelinger J. Výkladový slovník malířství, grafiky a restaurátorství. Grada, 2004. ISBN 0-247-9046-7.
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Mora, L. - Mora, P. - Philipot, P. Conservation of wall paintings. London, 1984.
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Price C., Doehne E. Stone conservation. The Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles, 2010.
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Slánský, B. Technika malby. Paseka, Praha Litomyšl, 2003.
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Šimůnková E., Bayerová T. Pigmenty. STOP Praha, 1999.
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Vaněček I. Nástěnné malby. Praha, 2000.
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Viňas S. M. Contemporary Theory of Conservation. Oxford, 2005.
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Zelinger J. a kol. Chemie v práci konzervátora a restaurátora. Academia Praha, 1987.
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