“The images and objects produced in other times, more than reflections of the past, are documents of history. The forms, materials, uses it had and even the deterioration of a heritage piece are indications of historical realities and practices Starting from this conception, for this presentation it is proposed to address one of the faces of the necessary encounter between the history of art, conservation and the exact sciences “

• Speaker: Lucila Iglesias- PhD in Art History from the University of Buenos Aires and is an assistant professor of Viceregal and Renaissance Art History at the same university.

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