Image gallery documenting the conservation and restoration of the sculpture “Nereida”, 1992, by the artist Alfredo Lanz. Year 2025.
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CaptionImage of the sculpture before the restoration work. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the sculpture after the restoration work. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionColorimetric analysis using a hand-held Konica Minolta CM-2600d spectrophotometer. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionHoisting, loading and transporting the sculpture with a truck-mounted crane. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionFinal result after abrasive blasting. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionPriming and polishing of the levelling putty. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionSculpture with intermediate layer. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionApplication of red topcoat. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionApplication of green topcoat. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionFinal result after the work. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano. - Imagen
CaptionTransfer of the sculpture to its location. © Photography Nieves Marí, Carolina Jordano.
Image gallery of how the dome was preserved and restored. It was part of the full-scale model of the "Ictineu II" submarine, designed by Narcís Monturiol in 1864 and built in 1993 by the company Fair Play. Year 2025.
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CaptionImage of the dome before the restoration work. © Photograph CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the dome after the restoration work. © Photograph CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionInterior view of the dome before the restoration work. © Photograph Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionInterior view of the dome after the restoration work. © Photograph CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionDisassembling the various components of the dome. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionConsolidating the dome structure. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionConsolidating the dome structure. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionConsolidating the dome structure. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionA porthole, once the metal cleaning process was completed. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionAssembling the portholes on the dome. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionFinal touch-up phase. © Photograph Jesús Zornoza Esteban. - Imagen
CaptionUpper view of the dome after the restoration work. © Photograph CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya.
Image gallery documenting the preventative conservation work on the painting “Figura prop de la finestra”, 1888, by Ramon Casas. Year 2024.
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CaptionReference image of the painting in its frame. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of photographing the painting prior to the organoleptic examination. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of inspection process with different lights. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of inspecting and superficially cleaning the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of superficially cleaning the painting with a brush and HEPA filter vacuum cleaner. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of preventive treatment to disinfect the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionThe stamp “TEIXIDOR REGOMIR -3 BARCELONA” belonging to the “Fortuny” fine arts establishment (1874). © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the sampling process to analyse the possible presence of microorganisms on the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell.
Image gallery documenting the preventative conservation work on the painting “Pescadors treballant a la llum de la lluna”, 1900, by Segundo Matilla. Year 2024.
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CaptionUnpacking process prior to the organoleptic examination. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the front of the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the back of the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionThe painting inside a watertight chamber, where the preventive conservation treatment will be carried out. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of inspecting the painting with diferent lights. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of superficially cleaning the painting with a brush and HEPA filter vacuum cleaner. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of superficially cleaning the painting with a brush and HEPA filter vacuum cleaner. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the back of the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of superficially cleaning the painting with a HEPA filter vacuum cleaner. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of preventive treatment to disinfect the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of preventive treatment to disinfect the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the sampling process to analyse the possible presence of microorganisms on the painting. © Photography Nadir and Viviana López Novell.
Image gallery of the conservation process - restoration of the clock mechanism built by Blasco Manufacturas de Relojes Públicos, SL (1921 - 1960) and installed in the Torre del Rellotge in the Port of Barcelona. Year 2022.
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CaptionImage of the clock before the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up of the clock face before the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of conserving and restoring the clock mechanism. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of conserving and restoring the clock mechanism. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up of the clock mechanism before the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up of the clock mechanism before the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of cleaning the clock mechanism. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of cleaning the seat-board of the clock mechanism. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionOverhead view of the clock mechanism after the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up of the clock mechanism after the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the clock after the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the clock after the restoration work. © Photography Ramón Maroto i Pol Camps.
Image gallery documenting the conservation and restoration of a mooring bollard from the first half of the twentieth century. Year 2022.
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CaptionImage of the bollard before the restoration work. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the bollard before the restoration work. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of removing the concrete from the bollard. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionMechanical cleaning process. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionMechanical cleaning process. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionConsolidation process. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionConsolidation process. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of applying a protective layer. © Fotografia Nieves Marí i Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of applying a protective layer. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionColour restoration process. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the bollard after restoration. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano. - Imagen
CaptionImage of the bollard after restoration. © Photography Nieves Marí and Carolina Jorcano.
Image gallery documenting the conservation and restoration of the painting “El port de Barcelona”, 1887, by Eliseu Meifrèn i Roig. Year 2011.
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CaptionProcess of analysing the painting in the X-ray laboratory at CRBMC. © Photography CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionX-ray image of the work, revealing an underlying drawing of a listing ship, not visible to the naked eye. © Photography CRBMC. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of conserving and restoring the work in the painting workshop. © Photography CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up image of the painting during the cleaning process. © Photography CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up image of the painting during the removal of deteriorated varnish. © Photography CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionClose-up image of the painting during the process of fixing the pictorial layer with a hot spatula. © Photography CRBMC. - Imagen
CaptionInfrared reflectography image of the painting, showing different materials (oxidised varnishes, reintegrations, etc.). © Photography CRBMC. - Imagen
CaptionProcess of conserving and restoring the reverse side of the painting. © Photography CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya. - Imagen
CaptionFinal image after the work on the painting. © Photography CRBMC Centre de Restauració de Béns Mobles de Catalunya.