For over twenty years the University of Bologna and the National Archaeological Museum of Naples have been sharing research projects, like the one dedicated to the study and enhancement of the Museum Fresco Collection. In addition to the study of Herculaneum paintings, the University and MANN collaborate also in the “Alibi, Painting at the Museum” project, which aims to restore an identity and a fisionomy to over 200 pictorial fragments, excluded for many reasons from the Museum General Inventory (1870-). Thanks to the information provided by a complete photogrammetric documentation (2013), a research in the archive and in the scientific literature was then possible, which allowed to specify and correct the origins of the findings and to provide the conservators with the data necessary for their protection and enhancement.
Il contributo presenta obiettivi, metodo, risultati e prospettive degli "scavi" negli archivvi e nei depositi dei musei alla ricerca delle picturae antiche. Caso di studio, il Museo archeologico nazionale di Napoli
A. Coralini, V.S. (2020). Alibi. Pitture in Museo. Cinisello Balsamo : Silvana editoriale.
Alibi. Pitture in Museo
A. Coralini;V. Sampaolo
2020
Abstract
For over twenty years the University of Bologna and the National Archaeological Museum of Naples have been sharing research projects, like the one dedicated to the study and enhancement of the Museum Fresco Collection. In addition to the study of Herculaneum paintings, the University and MANN collaborate also in the “Alibi, Painting at the Museum” project, which aims to restore an identity and a fisionomy to over 200 pictorial fragments, excluded for many reasons from the Museum General Inventory (1870-). Thanks to the information provided by a complete photogrammetric documentation (2013), a research in the archive and in the scientific literature was then possible, which allowed to specify and correct the origins of the findings and to provide the conservators with the data necessary for their protection and enhancement.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
