The Roman mosaic in the Nymphaeum of Villa Giulia in Rome. Characterization of the deteriogen agents and preliminary experimentation of eco-sustainable products

Miriam Lamonaca

Abstract

One of the current challenges facing restorers and conservators of cultural heritage is to ensure the right balance between treatment efficacy, long-term conservation and reduced environmental impact. Certain cases, such as that of the Nymphaeum of Villa Giulia in Rome, in which the three elements cross each other, sometimes making the balance very difficult. The Nymphaeum of Villa Giulia in Rome, designed by the architect Bartolomeo Ammannati in the mid-16th century, is characterized by a complex architectural apparatus and is enriched by refined decorations in stucco, stone materials and statuary.

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DOI

10.21014/tc4-ARC-2023.117

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TC4 - Measurement of Electrical Quantities

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