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Caglioti, Francesco

New art historical perspectives of the sculptures once in Berlin and now in Moscow, Part I

Francesco Caglioti

Archivio istituzionale della Ricerca - Scuola Normale Superiore

New art historical perspectives of the sculptures once in Berlin and now in Moscow, Part IV

Archivio della ricerca - Università degli studi di Napoli Federico II

1		WWII-damaged	Italian	Sculptures,	between	Berlin	and	Moscow:	Conservation,	Restoration	and	Research		Workshop	organized	by	Paul	Hofmann	and	Neville	Rowley,	Skulpturensammlung	und	Museum	für	Byzantinische	Kunst	Staatliche	Museen	zu	Berlin	–	Preußischer	Kulturbesitz	Berlin,	April	10-13,	2018				Guests:	Workshop	with	curator	and	restorers	from	the	Pushkin	Museum	Moscow	(Daria	Babich,	Igor	Borodin,	Vasily	Rastorguev,	Mikhail	Tulubenskiy,	Yulia	Ustinova,	Yury	Voronin)	and	Italian	Renaissance	Sculpture	specialists	(Francesco	Caglioti,	Laura	Cavazzini,	Aldo	Galli).		Planning	Participants	from	Russia	are	arriving	on	April	9.	P.	Hofmann	is	to	welcome	them	at	the	airport.	Participants	from	Italy	are	arriving	on	10	April;	they	may	not	be	part	of	the	planning	that	day.		Tuesday,	April	10	10:00-12:00,	Bode	Museum:	guided	tour	of	the	permanent	collection	with	a	focus	on	recently	restored	war-damaged	Italian	sculptures.	14:00-16:00,	Museums	Island:	visit	of	the	permanent	collections.	16:30-18:00,	Bode	Museum:	visit	of	the	exhibition	“Beyond	Compare:	Art	from	Africa	in	the	Bode	Museum”.			2		Wednesday,	April	11	09:00-10:00,	Bode	Museum:	• official	welcome	(Ch.	Haak,	Deputy	General	Director,	Staatliche	Museen	zu	Berlin;	M.	Nawroth,	coordinator	for	scientific	projects	with	Russia	and	Eastern	Europe,	Staatliche	Museen	zu	Berlin;	J.	Chapuis,	Deputy	Director,	Skulpturensammlung	und	Museum	für	Byzantinische	Kunst,	Staatliche	Museen	zu	Berlin)	• Presentation	of	the	workshop	(P.	Hofmann,	N.	Rowley)	10:00-12:30,	Bode	Museum,	facilities:	focus	on	some	1945-damaged	objects	that	have	not	been	restored.	12:30-13:30,	Bode	Museum:	lunch	(restoration	offices).	13:30-17:00,	Bode	Museum,	restoration	workshops:	presentation	of	ongoing	restoration	projects	funded	by	the	Ernst	von	Siemens	Foundation.			Thursday,	April	12	09:00-10:30,	Gipsformerei:	visit	and	focus	on	the	possibilities	of	restoration	through	plaster	casts	(M.	Helfrich,	T.	Schelper,	TBC).	11:00-12:30,	Rathgen-Forschungslabor:	visit	and	focus	on	the	possibilities	of	technical	investigation	on	burnt	sculptures	(I.	Reiche).	13:00-14:00:	lunch	(near	the	Rathgen-Forschungslabor).	15:00-17:00,	Altes	Museum:	visit	and	focus	on	current	restorations	of	bronze	objects,	Antikensammlung	(V.	Pelz,	TBC).			 	3		Friday,	April	13	09:30-12:00,	Bode-Museum:	Current	restoration	projects	made	in	Moscow	about	the	works	formerly	in	Berlin		• Presentation	(I.	Borodin)	• Studying	the	internal	structure	of	the	bronze	sculpture	Dancing	Cupid	(M.	Tulubenskiy)	• The	problems	with	exhibiting	bronze	sculptures	(Y.	Voronin)	• The	physical	and	chemical	study	of	the	marble	and	terracotta	pieces	as	the	first	stage	of	conservation	treatments	(Y.	Ustinova)	• Coverage	of	the	project	Donatello	and	other	Renaissance	masters:	research	and	conservation	on	the	new	Pushkin	State	Museum's	Department	of	Conservation	website	(D.	Babich)		12:30-14:00,	Restaurant	12	Apostel:	lunch.	14:30-16:30,	Bode-Museum:	New	art	historical	perspectives	of	the	sculptures	once	in	Berlin	and	now	in	Moscow	(Fr.Caglioti,	L.	Cavazzini,	A.	Galli,	V.	Rastorguev,	N.	Rowley)		16:30-17:30,	Bode-Museum:	future	steps	of	the	cooperation	between	the	Pushkin	Museum	and	the	Skulpturensammlung	(restricted	meeting)		Participants	are	to	go	back	on	April	14.	

https://www.iris.unina.it/retrieve/handle/11588/719584/198580/Bode-Museum%20Workshop%20program%20English_April%202018.pdf

New art historical perspectives of the sculptures once in Berlin and now in Moscow, Part IV

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