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Christine Berberich:	Examination and restoration of a Mater Dolorosa sculpture from the Wieskirche Steingaden, including research on the Ramis family of painters.	Back
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	Before and after restoration
	lead soaps in the paint layer of the outer garment
Abstract:	Examination and conservation report on the restoration of a Madonna sculpture from around 1750, compiled during an internship at the BLfD, Munich. Digital reconstruction of the floral pattern on the garments of the sculpture from Steingaden and another sculpture painted and adorned by Judas Thaddäus Ramis (textile imitation, pastiglia); considerations on the painting technique and classification in the art technology of the time; textile inspirations for the painted and gilded patterns. Based on a collection of materials compiled by local historian and retired senior teacher Gerhard Klein (+ 2023): research on the Ramis family of painters (focusing on Bernhard and Thaddäus), their works and genealogy; preliminary catalogues raisonnés. Top
	digital reconstruction of the painted pattern
	digital reconstruction of the gilded pastiglia decoration
Details:	academic institution: Technische Universität München kind of theses: Fallstudie main Tutor: Professor Erwin Emmerling assistant Tutor: - date: 2018 Language: German pages: 372 pictures: 445
Contact:	Christine Berberich Christine@[Diesen Teil loeschen]berberi.ch
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