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Año: 2025
ISSN: 2314-3932
Piñeiro, María Lucrecia; Flores, Paola; Saavedra, Leticia; Juárez, María Paula
Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto

Año: 2025
ISSN: 2314-3932
Cappellón, Laura Elisa; Delgado, Verónica; Milanese, Daniela
Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto

Año: 2025
ISSN: 2314-3932
Gaspar, Casandra; Faletti, Marcos; Bustos, Daiana
Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto

Año: 2025
ISSN: 2182-9942, 1646-043X
Shekofteh, Atefeh; Nagel, Alexander; Oudbashi, Omid
ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal
Paper squeezes from architectural features and fragments from Pasargadae and Persepolis in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MMA) in New York City were examined using microscopic investigation, imaging techniques, and chemical and molecular analyses. The study focused on pigments from (1) an anthropomorphic ear from a relief fragment in Palace P, (2) a fragment of a rosette from the crown of a Lamassu from Gate R (“Gate House”), both in Pasargadae; (3) a stone axe from a delegation depicted on the north façade of the Apadana, and (4) a stone block with a Hebrew inscription from one of the standing door or window jambs of the Tachara at Persepolis. Analyses confirmed red pigments identified in previous studies and revealed new evidence of lazurite as a blue pigment and magnetite as black. The findings can help us construct further aspects of specific ancient polychromatic contexts at Pasargadae and Persepolis.
Año: 2025
ISSN: 2182-9942, 1646-043X
Cutrina Gallart, Laia
ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal
The identification of polychromy in medieval imagery during restoration campaigns has significantly advanced the iconographic and formal interpretation of monumental sculpture. This integration of image and color provides a fresh perspective, offering deeper insights into how the Church explicitly conveyed its dogma. Consequently, the polychrome image emerges as a pivotal medium of expression for 12th and 13th century society. The limited availability of case studies on monumental sculptural color presents a major challenge in contemporary medieval art research. Within this context, Catalonia stands out as a remarkable example on the Iberian Peninsula, owing to the chromatic remnants preserved in various sculptural and architectural ecclesiastical elements. This study focuses on Catalan medieval cloisters, proposing novel approaches to understanding the role of polychromy in its environment, and the interplay between sculpture and liturgical practices. It proposes that color was not merely aesthetic but served a wide array of symbolic meanings and functional contexts.
Año: 2025
ISSN: 2182-9942, 1646-043X
Di Ludovico, Alessandro; Camiz, Sergio
ARP - Associação Profissional de Conservadores-Restauradores de Portugal
The cylinder seals of ancient Western Asia are a category of artefacts with a wide range of characteristics and implications. Their use was both administrative and bureaucratic, but they were ornamental and apotropaic objects too, thus acquiring diverse symbolic and cultural values. Moreover, they were mostly experienced by their owners and users by being kept in close contact with their bodies. This means that the physical characteristics of the seals (colour, conductivity, weight, etc.) probably had some importance for the ancient societies using them. Thanks to widespread and precise digital technologies, the recording of the data of seals has grown significantly in recent years. In this preliminary work, primary and secondary visual data and the metadata thus obtained have been collected, and statistical analyses have been carried out with the objective of testing the possibility of mapping the general colour trends of ancient Near Eastern glyptics.

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