From an Engraving to a Virtual Reconstruction: The 3D Modelling of Maria Amalia of Saxony's Funerary Ceremony in the Cathedral of Barcelona (1761)

This article discusses a virtual reconstruction of the catafalque and the ephemeral decorations created for the funeral of Maria Amalia of Saxony in the Cathedral of Barcelona in 1761. A combination of a historical-artistic approach and a variety of 3D modelling techniques has made it possible to recreate an ephemeral piece of architecture that, being constructed only for the funerary ceremony, has not lasted over time, such that the work presented here constitutes a novel strategy to promote a better understanding of another element of our cultural legacy.

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International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.3366/ijhac.2024.0336
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2
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Architecture and Art History Studies
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From an Engraving to a Virtual Reconstruction: The 3D Modelling of Maria Amalia of Saxony's Funerary Ceremony in the Cathedral of Barcelona (1761)

Pablo Prieto Hames
2 citations
International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing
Architecture and Art History Studies
12.98
article

From an Engraving to a Virtual Reconstruction: The 3D Modelling of Maria Amalia of Saxony's Funerary Ceremony in the Cathedral of Barcelona (1761)

Pablo Prieto Hames
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2 citations

Abstract

This article discusses a virtual reconstruction of the catafalque and the ephemeral decorations created for the funeral of Maria Amalia of Saxony in the Cathedral of Barcelona in 1761. A combination of a historical-artistic approach and a variety of 3D modelling techniques has made it possible to recreate an ephemeral piece of architecture that, being constructed only for the funerary ceremony, has not lasted over time, such that the work presented here constitutes a novel strategy to promote a better understanding of another element of our cultural legacy.

International Journal of Humanities and Arts ComputingVol. 18(2)
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Architecture and Art History Studies
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