La Sainte Trinité couronnant la Vierge
2021
We have been involved since 2016 in this exciting research project on the study of “La Sainte Trinité couronnant la Vierge” (anonymous, 1516).
This study aims at characterizing the hygromechanical behavior of the panel painting before, during and after conservation, using strain mark-tracking monitoring (DEFTAC 3D), out-of-plane deformation (Deformometric Kit), weighing and climate data over the last 5 years.
This study aims at characterizing the hygromechanical behavior of the panel painting before, during and after conservation, using strain mark-tracking monitoring (DEFTAC 3D), out-of-plane deformation (Deformometric Kit), weighing and climate data over the last 5 years.
This research has been performed by:
- the Fabre Museum,
- the Mechanics and Civil Engineering Laboratory (LMGC, University of Montpellier),
- l’institut P’
- theUniversity of Florence (UNIFI),
In collaboration with:
- Joseph Gril,
- Gilles Tournillon,
- Danièle Amoroso,
- Philippe Hazael Massieux,
- Cécilia Gauvin.
More information about this research:
- a research article:
“Experimental study of the hygromechanical behavior of a historic painting on wooden panel: devices and measurement techniques”. - a conference paper:
“Mechanical behavior of a painted wooden panel from the heritage subject to hygrothermal variations: role of the reinforcement”. - a video (in French, see below).
Presentation video
