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Reframing the Conservation: A Case Study in using 3D Imaging Technology to Restore Carved Wooden Elements on a Painting Frame
Chris Heins
  Chris Heins
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, US
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Deepa Paulus
  Deepa Paulus
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, US
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  DOI :  10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2024.21.1.9  Published Online :  April 2024
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This paper will present the story of a collaborative project between the Imaging Department and the Paintings Conservation Department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to use 3D imaging technology to restore missing and broken elements of an intricately carved giltwood frame from the late 18th century.

Journal Title : Archiving Conference
Publisher Name : Society for Imaging Science and Technology
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Chris Heins, Deepa Paulus, "Reframing the Conservation: A Case Study in using 3D Imaging Technology to Restore Carved Wooden Elements on a Painting Frame"  in Archiving Conference,  2024,  pp 43 - 50,  https://doi.org/10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2024.21.1.9

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Reframing the Conservation: A Case Study in using 3D Imaging Technology to Restore Carved Wooden Elements on a Painting Frame
HeinsChris
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, US
PaulusDeepa
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, US
Abstract
This paper will present the story of a collaborative project between the Imaging Department and the Paintings Conservation Department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to use 3D imaging technology to restore missing and broken elements of an intricately carved giltwood frame from the late 18th century.
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