Academic thesis
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| Abstract: | The epitaph of Sebastian Leonhard von Schaumburg and his wife Euphorsyne is probably originated around 1593rd. In its visual appearance, it shows highly weathered surfaces, the fragmentary state of preservation of the male figure also heavily affected the original design statement of the epitaph. Due to the installation situation of the epitaph is not presented to the public and it will not be used liturgically, and therefore primarily for precautionary measures on the epitaph are meaningful. The compiled as part of the Bachelor thesis proposals for conservation measures on the epitaph to preserve the property from further losses and safeguard its present condition for the future. Also, it is imperative the surviving fragments of the male figure to protect against further loss. |
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