Conservator-restorer and art historian, Angela Cerasuolo heads the Conservation Department of the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte, Naples. She has carried out several restorations on paintings belonging to the Museum of Capodimonte and the churches of Naples, including works by Bellini, Raphael, Titian. The practice of conservation prompted the study and research on the history and theory of restoration and on painting techniques. She has participated in international conferences and collaborated with universities and research institutions (Sorbonne Universités, Federico II of Naples, University of Tuscia in Viterbo, Roma Tre, Università della Campania 'Vanvitelli', CNRS-LAMS, CNR-ISPC ) for teaching, lectures and research projects. She has carried out several studies on the technique of paintings by comparing the data of research in art history with those derived from diagnostic investigations and conservation. She is the scientific head for the Capodimonte Museum of a joint research laboratory between the Museum, Vanvitelli University and ISPC (Institute of Cultural Heritage Sciences).