Investigation technique, conservation and restoration of a painting on a metal plate of Qajar period in Iran
Abstract In this article a Qajar metallic artwork (decorative plate) has been investigated by visual and comparative studies and instrumental chemistry measurements. Technology and identification of how it is made and also preparation of the metallic substrate is investigated. It shows that complementary layer of paint is applied on a metal substrate. Metallurgical studies on […]
Comparative Study and Technical Exploration of gilded Decorations in Iranian Architecture during the Safavid and Qajar Epoch
Abstract This study examines and compares goldsmithing techniques and decorations from the Safavid and Qajar periods in Iranian architecture. Given the scarcity of written resources about these historic decorations, the research concentrates on evaluating and categorizing these ornamental works based on technical aspects. Using field studies, direct observations, and laboratory analyses, this study scientifically evaluates […]
Understanding Integrity in the Perception of Museum Properties
Abstract Integrity stands as a pivotal but elusive concept in the preservation and comprehension of museums’ essence. Despite its historical discourse, an exact definition remains elusive. This research seeks to scrutinize the concept’s nuances within museum works, aiming to establish a comprehensive understanding.The significance of integrity in museum settings has been recognized across diverse cultures, […]
Technical Exploration and Classification of Plaster Decorations in Iranian Architecture during the Islamic Epoch
Abstract This research delves into the evaluation and classification of historic plaster decorations in Iranian architecture, specifically exploring plasterworks during the Islamic epoch. The study aims to fill the gap in categorizing these decorations based on technical aspects, drawing attention to the lack of comprehensive technical knowledge due to limited written resources. Field studies, direct […]