Publication: Imanes de neodimio como propuesta de mínima intervención para procesos de conservación en soporte de tela pintados: corrección de deformaciones
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2019
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En este artículo se propone una posible alternativa a los métodos tradicionales empleados en tratamientos de conservación–restauración para soportes de tela pintados siguiendo el criterio de mínima intervención. Se ha diseñado un bastidor auxiliar con sistema magnético (BASM) para la corrección de deformaciones y la sujeción perimetral de la obra con carácter temporal. A lo largo del trabajo se detalla la construcción del mecanismo propuesto y se analizan las pruebas experimentales que se han hecho sobre maquetas. Por último, se muestra la metodología seguida para su aplicación en un caso de estudio con obra real. Los resultados obtenidos con los sistemas magnéticos son muy prometedores, siendo una alternativa metodológica sencilla, de bajo coste, eficaz, reversible y respetuosa con el original.
This article proposes a possible alternative to the traditional methods used in conservation-restoration treatments for painted fabric supports following the criterion of minimal intervention. An Auxiliary Frame with Magnetic System (AFMS) has been designed for the correction of deformations and the perimeter fixation of the work on a temporary basis. Throughout the work, the construction of the proposed mechanism is detailed and the experimental tests carried out on models are analyzed. Finally, the methodology followed for its application in a case study with real work is shown. The results obtained with the magnetic systems are very promising, being a simple methodological alternative, low cost, effective, reversible and respectful with the original.
This article proposes a possible alternative to the traditional methods used in conservation-restoration treatments for painted fabric supports following the criterion of minimal intervention. An Auxiliary Frame with Magnetic System (AFMS) has been designed for the correction of deformations and the perimeter fixation of the work on a temporary basis. Throughout the work, the construction of the proposed mechanism is detailed and the experimental tests carried out on models are analyzed. Finally, the methodology followed for its application in a case study with real work is shown. The results obtained with the magnetic systems are very promising, being a simple methodological alternative, low cost, effective, reversible and respectful with the original.