This section contains some of our graphic work on the mapping of art works. Increasingly, restorers wish to document their data and work in graphic form during research and restoration projects: they need to represent their work in a clear and scholarly manner, often with a view to publication.
Researchers, scholars and restorers analyse the surface of paintings and sculptures to understand the techniques used to make them, to map damage or alterations and to show past interventions and their own. In this section you can see some work carried out for this purpose, as presented in our drawings. Researchers, scholars and restorers analyse the surface of paintings and sculptures to understand the techniques used to make them, to map damage or alterations and to show past interventions and their own. In this section you can see some work carried out for this purpose, as presented in our drawings.
Mapping of building walls
Bernini's marble sculpture of the classical myth
Painting by Fra' Bartolomeo at Galleria Borghese, Rome
Frescoe by Daniele da Volterra at Trinità dei Monti Church, Rome
survey and mapping of Etruscan terracotta sculpture
Museum of Como
Basilic of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere