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A preservação de coleções científicas apresenta uma larga escala de novos desafios ao profissional de conservação e restauro. Entre os principais, estão incluídos: a diversidade de materiais; as dimensões, a funcionalidade, a realização de substituições e réplicas, no domínio da ação prática da intervenção. Correlacionados aos anteriores, porém, referentes à sua dimensão simbólica, estão os critérios metodológicos e deontológicos, adequados à conservação do património científico e tecnológico. Por conseguinte, o presente relatório de estágio apresenta o trabalho desenvolvido durante o estágio do mestrado em conservação e restauro de bens culturais, na Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Porto) e, efetuado no Museu da Ciência da Universidade de Coimbra. A intervenção de conservação e restauro incidiu na coleção dos modelos das invenções de Leonardo da Vinci, envolvendo toda ela, um complexo processo teórico e prático que culminou com a sua exposição, em Coimbra, a 1 de Março. Este estudo permitiu a contextualização histórica da coleção, a identificação dos materiais e técnicas dos modelos, bem como da sua função e utilidade para a época em que terão sido criadas por da Vinci, informações essenciais para um futuro tratamento adequado. Ademais, todas as informações recolhidas, motivaram a concretização de fichas de inventário detalhadas e referentes a cada modelo. Visando a obtenção de competências na área da conservação e restauro do património móvel, um dos objetivos principais deste plano de estudos foi o aprofundamento dos conhecimentos adquiridos durante a licenciatura e mestrado, para a aquisição de maior autonomia num processo de investigação, conservação e restauro.
The preservation of scientific collections presents a wide range of new challenges for conservation and restoration professionals. Among the main ones, we highlight: the diversity of materials; dimensions, functionality, substitutions and replicas. Directly related to the previous ones, but referring to their symbolic dimension, are the proper methodological and deontological criteria to be considered within the conservation of scientific and technological heritage. Therefore, the internship report aims to present the work developed during the master's degree in conservation and restoration of cultural assets, in the Catholic University of Portugal (Porto) and carried out at the Science Museum of the University of Coimbra. The conservation and restoration intervention focused on the collection of models of Leonardo da Vinci's inventions, involving the whole of it, a complex theoretical and practical process that culminated with its exhibition in Coimbra. Accordingly, we carried out the historical contextualization of the collection, the identification of the materials and techniques of the models, as well as their function and use at the time in which they will have been created by da Vinci, towards to a later appropriate treatment. In addition, all the information collected, In addition, all the information collected, was registered in new inventory sheets concerning each model. Aiming at obtain skills in the area of conservation of mobile heritage, one of the main objectives of this study plan was to deepen the knowledge acquired during the undergraduate and master's degrees, for the acquisition of greater autonomy in a research, conservation and restoration process.
The preservation of scientific collections presents a wide range of new challenges for conservation and restoration professionals. Among the main ones, we highlight: the diversity of materials; dimensions, functionality, substitutions and replicas. Directly related to the previous ones, but referring to their symbolic dimension, are the proper methodological and deontological criteria to be considered within the conservation of scientific and technological heritage. Therefore, the internship report aims to present the work developed during the master's degree in conservation and restoration of cultural assets, in the Catholic University of Portugal (Porto) and carried out at the Science Museum of the University of Coimbra. The conservation and restoration intervention focused on the collection of models of Leonardo da Vinci's inventions, involving the whole of it, a complex theoretical and practical process that culminated with its exhibition in Coimbra. Accordingly, we carried out the historical contextualization of the collection, the identification of the materials and techniques of the models, as well as their function and use at the time in which they will have been created by da Vinci, towards to a later appropriate treatment. In addition, all the information collected, In addition, all the information collected, was registered in new inventory sheets concerning each model. Aiming at obtain skills in the area of conservation of mobile heritage, one of the main objectives of this study plan was to deepen the knowledge acquired during the undergraduate and master's degrees, for the acquisition of greater autonomy in a research, conservation and restoration process.
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Modelos de Leonardo da Vinci Conservação e restauro Conservação preventiva Madeira MCUC Metais Conservation-restoration Leonardo da Vinci models Metals Preventive conservation Wood