Academic thesis
| Anna-Theresa Schwenzer: | The wooden "Elfen- Retabel" in the St. Magdalene´s Church in Hildesheim. Technological investigation and problems of working with biocide-contaminated art objects. | Back |
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| Abstract: | This master thesis deals with the technological investigation of the so-called "Elfen- Retabel". It can be seen today in St Magdalene´s Church in Hildesheim. The wooden retable, which comes from St Michael´s Church in Hildesheim, is attributed to the sculptor Levin Storch and is dated between 1520 and 1533. A combination of literature and source research as well as various examination methods and analyses on one part of the object make it possible to classify the surface of the retable as originally not polychromed. The making and reworking of the object can also be traced. The work with objects contaminated with biocides and microbes is discussed and appropriate protective measures are taken. |
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