Frescoes
Characteristics
The fresco is a technique used for mural painting.
The pigments are painted on a freshly lain wall covering of a cement like material before it dries.
The frescoes are made by local artisans as they were in the 14th century, using Giotto's exact technique.The colours are bright and the aesthetics are identical to the original.
The base of the fresco is only slaked lime and sand.
The 12 mm-thick medium protects the colours from deterioration due to possible fluctuations in temperature or excessive ambient humidity.
It is reinforced with a special netting that allows transport and is free of glues or industrial chemicals.
The use of oxide-based colours, deposited "a fresco" in a fresh "fine lime" base and seasoned three years provides unthinkable realism and makes the Fresco seem like it was painted 500 or 2000 years ago.
Weights and measures
Fresco measure (cm)
Width x Height x
Thickness
Weight fresco ( gr )
Size box ( cm )
Width x Height x
Thickness
Weight fresco with stand (gr)
Total weight ( gr)
7x7x1,2
9x9x1,2
8x10x1,2
9x12x1,2
11x14x1,2
12x16x1,2
15x20x1,2
18x24x1,2
20x28x1,2
100
150
170
200
300
500
800
1150
1250
8,5x8,5x3,5
10,5x10,5x4
12,2x16,2x3,5
12,2x16,2x3,5
18,5x22,5x3,5
18,5x22,5x3,5
25x31x4
25x31x4
25x31x4
47
93
136
136
215
215
365
365
365
147
243
306
336
515
715
1165
1515
1615
