@misc{10481/99599,
year = {2024},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/99599},
abstract = {Digital captures of originals and generating images are contemporary preservation
strategies. Creating ad hoc prints is an advantageous solution for chromatic
reintegration of modern and contemporary artefacts due to their versatility and
durability. Printing likewise serves to produce facsimiles with the objective of
reserving the original and, therefore, assuring its preservation. The University of
Granada (Spain), in an attempt to better understand contemporary prints, has delved
into the behaviour of laser ink prints on cotton paper by means of accelerated ageing.
The results gleaned from the digital conservation techniques were applied to a
Children's Theater to generate both a physical and digital facsimile. The paper game
was designed in the first half of the 20th century by Industrias Gráficas Seix & Barral
Hermanos and is currently housed in Granada in the Manuel de Falla Archives. The
restoration of other similar artefacts in Spain's National Library has likewise
rendered it possible to correlate traditional physical and chromatic reintegration
procedures with new methods to identify criteria better adapted to them.},
organization = {Grupo de Investigación “Ciencia y Cultura del Patrimonio” (HUM-1057). Proyecto PID2022-142431NB-100 del Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación},
publisher = {Romanian Inventors Forum},
keywords = {Paper theatres},
keywords = {Preservation},
keywords = {Contemporary print},
keywords = {Generating facsimiles},
title = {Digital reproduction techniques applied to conserve paper theaters: a contemporary approach to the preservation of cultural heritage},
doi = {10.36868/IJCS.2024.04.01},
author = {Tudela Rodríguez, Fernando and Campillo García, Domingo and Espejo Arias, María Teresa},
}