Sara Bartolucci

Sara Bartolucci is affiliated with the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, working in the Department of Pure and Applied Sciences (DiSPeA). Her academic work focuses on the integration of practical art restoration with educational frameworks, particularly within the five-year degree program qualifying students for the profession of restorer.

Her research interests include:

• Art Restoration Techniques
• Cultural Heritage Conservation
• Conservation Science Methodologies
• Art History Education

Bartolucci's scholarly contributions examine how restoration projects involving artworks from the Archdiocese of Urbino, Urbania, and Sant'Angelo in Vado serve as integral components of academic training. Her work emphasizes the connection between hands-on conservation practice and theoretical education in developing professional restorers.

Her publications reveal a focus on collaborative approaches to cultural heritage preservation, working with students on restoration projects involving wooden sculptures and canvas paintings of regional significance. These projects operate under the supervision of professional restorers and specialists, with oversight from the Superintendence for Historical, Artistic, and Ethno-anthropological Heritage of the Marche Region.