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| Christin Rosse: | The conservation of a fire and water damage parchment manuscript from Nuremberg patrician family Tucher von Simmelsdorf (16th century) | Back |
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| Abstract: | In this master dissertation the restoration of the illuminated parchment genealogie of the Nuremberg patrician family Tucher von Simmelsdorf from the holdings of the Nuremberg City Archives (E29/III Nr. 16) has been carried out. The manuscript has suffered a serious fire and water damage in World War II. The results are a distinctive cockling, a greatly shrunken and gelatinized tail edge, each other blocked parchment bundles, as well as an extreme stiffness of the entire parchment. Because of the moisture entry and the parchment movement the book paintings show damages like clod-like and powdering paint-layers. In addition the moisture entry dissolved the red ink. The ink corrosions areas complicate on account of numerous breakouts and cracks also the use of this manuscript. The focus of this master dissertation has been on the straightening and stretching of strongly deformed and shrunken parchment leaves, where due to the effectiveness of the conservation treatments have been integrated into this process. By the fact that the genealogie as a result of this restoration was made usable again, it is now available for further researches. |
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