Heritage Wood

Chapter 1 An Investigation of the Feasibility of the Use of Gels and Emulsions in Cleaning of Gilded Wooden Surfaces. Part A: Removal of Brass-Based Overpainting

Chapter 2 An Investigation of the Feasibility of the Use of Gels and Emulsions in Cleaning of Gilded Wooden Surfaces. Part B: Cleaning of Soiled Oil-Gilding

Chapter 3 New Consolidants for the Conservation of Archeological Wood

Chapter 4 Analytical Examination and Conservation of East Asian Lacquer Works from European Collections

Chapter 5 Technology for Technology’s Sake: The Technical Study of Gothic Miniature Boxwood Carvings in the Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario

Chapter 6 The Use of a Copper Green Oil Paint in the Interiors of Eidsvoll Manor in Norway: Analysis of a Discoloured Architectural Paint from 1814

Chapter 7 A Polychrome Wooden Interior from Damascus: A Multi-method Approach for the Identification of Manufacturing Techniques, Materials and Art Historical Background

Chapter 8 An Original Approach to Active Climate Control Based on Equilibrium Moisture Content (EMC) as Set Point in a Middle-Age Building in Palermo, Italy

Chapter 9 The Influence of Low Temperature on Moisture Transport and Deformation in Wood: A Neglected Area of Research

Chapter 10 Conservation and Technological Research of a Polychrome Sculpture of Christ on a Donkey from the Workshop of Michel and Gregor Erhart

Chapter 11 Multi-Disciplinary Complex Research to Reconsider Basic Questions on Attribution and Dating of the Last Judgment Triptych from National Museum in Gdańsk by Rogier van der Weyden and Hans Memling