cast-on repair

cast-on repair

See figs. 65, 123, 169, 177, 179, 180, 181, 182, 184, 196.

A type of repair consisting of a localized of molten copper alloy to fill cavities or other . Cast-on repairs may fill a void in the sculpture or secure a separately formed or element to the cast.

Sources

Cultural Heritage: , 166; ; , 222

To Be Distinguished From

  • cast-on

    The shortened term “cast-on” refers to a type of joint in which molten metal is used to join parts that were intentionally in sections.

Translations

French: réparation par coulée secondaire

Type de réparation utilisé pour combler un trou ou un manque sur un bronze en y coulant un alliage de composition proche.

Sources

Cultural Heritage: ;

Alternate Translations

German: Überfangguss

Literally “cast-on.” Generally used in reference to an ancient process. In German, the term describes everything related to casting-on: it designates indiscriminately a cast-on repair or a cast-on joint. Überfanggussreparatur might be invented to avoid confusion.

Sources

; , 139–40

Alternate Translations

  • Anguss

  • Anguss oder

  • Angießverfahren

    Used in reference to modern processes

    Source:

Italian: getto a incastro

More general term to denote casting on, could apply to joints and repairs; see German Überfangguss

Source

, 402–3

Alternate Translations

  • rifusione

    Source: , 3, 5

  • rigetto

    Source: , 3, 5

Chinese: 修补浇铸

Source

, 1585

Alternate Translations

  • 浇补

    Sources: , 740; TNATD

  • 补铸

    Source: TNATD