CCR Archive
21mc069-TE-2008_Turin, Galleria Sabauda, F. Trevisani, Il profeta Daniele, inv. 796
Facilitated description:
The prophet Daniel is a painting on canvas.
Francesco Trevisani painted the painting in 1685-1697.
The painting is kept at the Galleria Sabauda in Turin.
The La Venaria Reale Conservation and Restoration Centre did a maintenance on the painting in 2008 for an exhibition.
After the intervention, the painting was exhibited at an exhibition in Brussels.
The restorers cleaned the painting of dust.
They checked the state of preservation of the paint (layer over the paint).
They cleaned the frame.
In the end they filled the lacks of gilding with gold in sheets and watercolors.
Abstract of the intervention:
Maintenance
The intervention on the painting of the Galleria Sabauda in Turin is part of the maintenance carried out in view of the exhibition De Van Dyck in Bellotto. Splendeurs à la cour de Savoie in Brussels (Palais des Beaux-Arts, 20 February - 24 May 2009).
The aim of the intervention was to restore the conditions of functionality and legibility of the painting in the optics of minimal invasiveness and in compliance with the historical testimonies present on the work. On the painting was then carried out a dusting and a review of the painting, while on the frame a cleaning and integration with watercolor and gold leaf of the abraded parts.
Bibliography
S. Villano, Sheet 9.1 in De Van Dyck in Bellotto. Splendeurs à la cour de Savoie, C. E. Spantigati, P. Astrua, A. M. Bava, S. Damiano, Torino, Allemandi, 2009, p. 200.


















