Múzeumi műtárgyvédelem 7., 1980 (Múzeumi Restaurátor És Módszertani Központ)

A képek jegyzéke

Plate VI.

Fig. 1.:

Same type of walking sole-the sole continues also under the heel. On the front part of the heel traces of fixing- the heel was fixed here to the sole

Fig. 2.:

A "Lewis-heel" made of wood with bracing of the bend. Analogous medium high heel

Fig. 3.:

Staking out of the walking sole from a blunt angle to an acute angle

Fig. 4.:

Gypsum model of a reconstructed heel; negative and positive heel. Last made of Poromix foam

Plate VII.

Fig. 1.:

During restoration. The traces of the 2-2 nails having fastened the bracing are visible

Fig. 2.: Fig. 3.: Fig. 4.:

The upper part and the sole during reassembling The object after restoration

The walking surface of the sole with traces of the fastening nails. Sewing into place of the lining of the sole on the last

Plate VIII.

Fig. 1.:

The cross-ruling on lining of the Chinese painting before restoration

Fig. 2.: Fig. 3.:

Cleaning of the embroidered stripes with solvent

The forming of extensive stitch-rows with halwing for the

fixing of the loose pitches of the silk cloth

Fig. 4.:

Completing of the embroidery; leading of the silk thread through existing fixing stitches

Fig. 5.:

Completing of the rows of the checkered embroidery is one direction

Fig. 6.: Fig. 7.:

The selection of the pattern for the repair of the flower The making of inner drawings on cellophane for the restoration of the flower

Fig. 8.:

The Chinese painting restored

Plate IX.

Fig. 1-2.: The wheelbarrows of Szigetvár, treated with polyethyleneFig. 3.:

glycol

A cabinet for the storage of silk and flags in the textile store of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam

Fig. 4. :

Textile restoring atelier in the Central Research Laboratory for Objects of Art and Science of Amsterdam

Fig. 5.: Photographic atelier in the Central Research Laboratory for Objects of Art and Science of Amsterdam

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