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Subject(s)

• Marble sculpture—Conservation and restoration—North Carolina—Raleigh [Browse]
• Marble sculpture—Expertising—North Carolina—Raleigh [Browse]
• Statues—Conservation and restoration—North Carolina—Raleigh [Browse]
• Statue of Bacchus [Browse]
• Pasticcio in art [Browse]
• North Carolina Museum of Art [Browse]

Editor

• Rocheleau, Caroline M. (Caroline Michelle), 1972- [Browse]

Summary note

"The Bacchus Conservation Project tells the intriguing story of how a derestoration treatment of a composite sculpture turned into a rerestoration project, once North Carolina Museum of Art experts discovered that all the sculpture's fragmented marble sections came from ancient quarries. Together these ancient fragments create a wonderful statue of the god of wine, probably put together in the late 16th century (or early 17th century). The NCMA's discoveries have unveiled a composite sculpture more interesting as a whole than as separated fragments, even though there is still a rare 2nd-century Roman torso embedded in the Bacchus statue"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

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ISBN

• 9780882599083 ((paperback))
• 0882599089

LCCN

2020027175

OCLC

1191457605

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