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Programmes de recherche

Peintures en pixels

Après trois années de restauration au CICRP, le Triptyque de Venasque avec son superciel aura rejoint, en janvier 2017, le musée du Petit Palais d'Avignon. Cette œuvre acquise en 1844 par le musée Calvet reste relativement silencieuse sur son histoire. Remarquée en 1941 par Charles Sterling,

Labcom

  Dans le cadre de l’accord Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication et du CNRS, a été constitué un LABoratoire COMmun (LABCOM) comprenant l’UMR CNRS/MCC 3495 MAP (Modèles et simulations pour l’Architecture et le Patrimoine) et le CICRP.   A cet effet l’axe 1 a été

FiatLux

FiatLux: Fusion of Imaging and Time-Tracking for the Study of Geometrically Complex Paintings [Fusion d’Imagerie et suivi temporel pour l’étude de peintures à géométrie complexe] Interdisciplinary project 'Imag’In Challenge'. 2015–2017 The 'FiatLux' project aims to relate certain techniques in imaging analysis and processing, radiation physics, physico-chemistry of

The history of the Mobilier National

Discussion 12 March 2015 at 1.30 p.m. Contributor: Jean Fouace, chief conservator of cultural heritage, head of the CICRP's scientific department The history of the Mobilier National and the Manufactures Nationales of the Gobelins, the Savonnerie and Beauvais are inextricably linked. Each of these structures has served to

The banner of Saint Blaise

Issues and challenges in the restoration and presentation of a double-sided artwork The Petit Palais museum has been working for many years in close collaboration with the CICRP and is offering the opportunity to the public to discover the scientific studies and restorations that the works

Neoformation of sulphates as a factor in the deterioration of monuments: isotopic tracing (S, O, B) of internal and external pollution sources (‘BOS’ project)

Duration: 2002–2009 CICRP: Philippe Bromblet, Jean-Marc Vallet Partnerships(s): Bureau of Geological and Mining Research (BRGM), Historic Monuments Research Laboratory (LRMH) and Olivier Rolland, restorer This research programme, launched in 2002 on Bourges Cathedral, has subsequently benefited from financing for a duration of two years (2004–2006) under the National