Research on Protection and Restoration of the Paintings in Yongle Palace Based on the Theory of Dynamic Conservation

ZHEN ZHEN; Bayartur Baljinnyam; Battsooj Sukhbayar

doi:10.63313/ah.9018

Authors

ZHEN ZHEN Mongolian National University of Education, School of Fine Arts and Technology, F.AR21F730, UB, Mongolia Author
Bayartur Baljinnyam Mongolian National University of Education, School of Fine Arts and Technology, UB, Mongolia Author
Battsooj Sukhbayar Mongolian National University of Education, School of Fine Arts and Technology, UB, Mongolia Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63313/ah.9018

Keywords:

Yongle Palace murals, Live protection, Restoration techniques, Digital protection, Community participation

Abstract

This study takes the murals of Yongle Palace as the research object and uses the theory of dynamic protection to explore its protection and restoration strategies. Through literature review and on-site investigation, it analyzes the dynamic characteristics of traditional restoration techniques and the current challenges in their inheritance, and proposes innovative paths such as digital protection, integration of technology and traditional craftsmanship, and community participation. The study finds that the theory of dynamic protection provides new ideas for the sustainable protection of the murals of Yongle Palace. While respecting the essence of traditional craftsmanship, it realizes the activation of cultural inheritance through modern technological means and community participation. The research results provide theoretical references and methodological inspirations for the protection practice of large-scale mural cultural heritage in China.

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