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Study of an Iron Age Gilded Silver Earring by XRF, SEM-EDS and Multifocus OM
The use of gold for artefact productions underwent substantial developments during Iron Age in western Europe, with the diversification of alloy compositions and the introduction of new technologies and aesthetics.
Sofia Serrano +3 more
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Two glass bottles "case bottle" from mughal era at tareq rajab museum, Kuwait "study and first published" [PDF]
This paper aims to study and publish two glass bottles known as the ‘case bottle’ from the Indian Mughal era (932-1237 H /1526-1858) to identify the name of this type, their use, the techniques and place of production.
Sameh EL-BANNA
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The “oro di metà” Gilding in the Fifteenth-Century: A Multi-Analytical Investigation
Few and fragmentary is the information regarding the “oro di metà„ (halfway gold) gilding due to the low probability of finding it in paintings as well as its short durability because of tarnishing.
Iacopo Osticioli +7 more
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The chemical characterization of gilding decorations in works of art is fundamental in order to elucidate the techniques and materials used by the artists.
Andrea Atrei +5 more
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The Bayanovo burial ground dating from the IX – first half of the X centuries is one of the most interesting medieval sites of Perm Cis-Urals . At the moment it is the most studied burial site of Lomovatovo archaeological culture (527 burials have been ...
Podosenova Yulia A. +6 more
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Examining the Role and Presence of the Law of Proximity of Prägnanz in the Editing of the Qur'an (Case Study: Qajar Version of the Gilded Qur'an from Tabriz Central Library) [PDF]
Objective: As a principle in the communication system between visual elements and the visual perception of the audience, the effective law of proximity of Prägnanz creates a two-way communication that facilitates the process of perception.
Farnoosh Shamili, Fatemeh Ghafoorifar
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Gilders in Santafé (Bogotá) and Quito in the 17th Century: Makers, Works and Trustors
This paper discusses the activity of gilders in two major artistic centers of the north of the Virreinato del Perú during the 17th century: Santafé (Bogotá, Colombia) and Quito.
Ángel Justo Estebaranz +1 more
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Slow Violence, Bergsonian Time and Climate Change. Contemporary Photographs of the Rhône Glacier
Climate change is facing a crisis of representation. Visual culture has a temporal bias towards spectacular violence, instantaneous and explosive, leaving no means with which to document slow-moving disasters in the image-driven world.
Ruby Gilding
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The artistic versatility of the gilding masters of the baroque period in Lisbon is fully documented on the work contracts and accounting books of the many brotherhoods, religious orders and other commissioners.
Sílvia Ferreira
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Macroscopic X-ray fluorescence analysis (MA-XRF) is a non-destructive analytical technique that allows for the rapid and thorough investigation of paintings; therefore, it is nowadays increasingly involved in relevant studies.
Georgios P. Mastrotheodoros +3 more
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