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Wall paintings – diagnostic and archaeometric studies
Physical Sciences Reviews, 2018Abstract The paper deals with the techniques and protocols used for studying wall paintings. A brief introduction about the more recent literature dealing with archaeometric and diagnostic analyses of wall paintings is reported. After that, the illustration of three case studies, spanning from Roman to contemporary wall painting are described.
Bracci Susanna, Bartolozzi Giovanni
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2023
Abstract Wall paintings are integral to the built environment of the Buddhist world. Images of deities, celestial spheres, and biographical narratives of all sorts constitute an integral part of Buddhist architecture, serving as the material and conceptual interfaces between art, society, and the ecosystem that link their viewers to ...
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Abstract Wall paintings are integral to the built environment of the Buddhist world. Images of deities, celestial spheres, and biographical narratives of all sorts constitute an integral part of Buddhist architecture, serving as the material and conceptual interfaces between art, society, and the ecosystem that link their viewers to ...
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Britannia, 1981
During the early stages of excavation at the Chessalls, Kingscote, Gloucestershire (ST 8065 9608) late in 1975, several large fragments of wall-plaster were exposed in the destruction debris of an early-fourth-century building with mortared stone walls. Subsequent excavation revealed that the plaster was lying in situ, face up and face down, concertina
E. J. Swain, R. J. Ling, Alix Barbet
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During the early stages of excavation at the Chessalls, Kingscote, Gloucestershire (ST 8065 9608) late in 1975, several large fragments of wall-plaster were exposed in the destruction debris of an early-fourth-century building with mortared stone walls. Subsequent excavation revealed that the plaster was lying in situ, face up and face down, concertina
E. J. Swain, R. J. Ling, Alix Barbet
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Monitoring of a historical wall painting
1986A continuous check has been made on the masonry wall on which Leonardo painted the 'Last Supper', recording measurements of temperatures, displacements, forces, etc. over about two years. Some of these quantities were chosen to perform a statistical analysis of relevant physical relationships; in particular the time dependence of the displacements has ...
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