2952
Accession Number
7747
Author
Plesters, Joyce; Roy, Ashok; Bomford, David
Other Author
Brommelle, Nathan S.; Thomson, Garry
Title Of Article Chaper
Interpretation of the magnified image of paint surfaces and samples in terms of condition and appearance of the picture
Title Of Journal Book
Science and technology in the service of conservation. Preprints of the contributions to the Washington congress, 3-9 September 1982
Pages
169-176
Collation
figs.
Publisher
International Institute for Conservation
Publisher City
London
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Science and technology in the service of conservation
Meeting City
Washington, DC
Abstract
A series of magnifications -- namely, the unaided eye, low magnification stereoscopic binocular microscope, high magnification microscope, and the scanning electron microscope -- was used to answer diverse questions: what the causes of color changes were, what technique was used to apply gold highlights, and what the source of grey patches under overpaint was. The information obtained from these magnified images was related to the information obtained from microchemical tests, gas-liquid chromatography, laser microspectral analysis, x-ray diffraction, x-ray fluorescence, and x-ray radiography. See AATA 19-956.
Keywords
Painting, analysis; Painting, colour change; Painting, technique artistic; Painting, examination; Painting, microscopy; Painting, radiography x ray; Microscopy, chemical; Microscopy, optical; Chromatography, liquid phase; Spectroscopy, x ray diffraction; Spectroscopy, x ray fluorescence ICCROM
pub_id
2952
Meeting Date
19820903-19820909