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Zusammenfassung: The setting of the so‐ called “Herderzimmer” in the city castle of Weimar is characterized by
extensive areas of stucco marble and mounted areas of plaster with ornaments of stucco. The room,
which was finished around 1847, belongs to an ensemble of similar representative rooms dedicated
to other poets, which are presented in a museum. During the diploma thesis a concept of measures
to preserve and restore the damaged room setting was developed. The concept is based on the
analysis of the conditions of the room. Next to the structural damages the inadequate heating
within the museum and the inconsequent microclimate of the rooms as the cause of the damages
could identified. There was also an extensive research of the stucco marble technology, typical
phenomena of damages and the restoration of stucco marble. Therefore different analyses of stucco
marble and experiments with replicas were carried out. The emphasis of the concept was the
conservation so that all measures of restoration had the goal to respect the original work and to
keep its authenticity. So a manual revision of the stucco marble and additions in the same material
were left out. Among other things acrylic‐bound mortars and thrifty perceptible retouching were
used. Recommendations to improve the microclimate of the rooms were offered.

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weitere Angaben:
  • Hochschule: FH Erfurt
  • Art der Arbeit:  Diplomarbeit
  • Abgabedatum:  2003

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