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Dokumentacja konserwatorska - cele i zadania

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Rawa-Szubert A.

1988

nr 1

42-43

As a collection of detailed information on a specific article, its environment and all work done on it, conservation documentation should be useful to all historians of art and conservators working on such objects. How to prepare conservation documentation so that it could serve this purpose? There is an established pattern of documentation worked out by the. Monuments Documentation Centre and binding upon Polish conservators when drawing documentation. The author discusses this pattern from a viewpoint of its usefulness to conservation practice. Documentation should comprise descriptional and photographic parts. The biggest emphasis in a descriptional part should be paid to technical and technological aspects of the object, identification of materials and laboratory studies, just as when disassembling the textile the conservator has the possibility to examine in detail all nuances that accompanied its creation. This, in turn, is useful in dating and specifying the place of the production of the textile; it is also of importance to a choice of a conservation technique. The description should also include: an identificational description of the article with special attention paid to its colouring, a brief history of the article, its condition and causes of its damaging, conclusions and conservation assumptions as well as a proposed conservation procedure. The author points out the need for a reliable presentation of the course of conservation work. This is of utmost importance to conservators who use documentation. It has been proposed to leave some margin for making notes during periodic checks of the article after completing conservation. Apart from white-black photos a photographic part of the documentation should also include colour photographs, photographs in the scale 1:1 as well as macroor micro-photographs in case of particularly interesting details. Photographs prior to and after conservation should be taken in exactly the same conditions.