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The Artist's Process: Technology and Interpretation

The Artist's Process: Technology and Interpretation

Eyb-Green, Sigrid
Clarke, Mark
Kroustallis, Stefanos

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Conservation & PreservationGeneral ArtGeneral Art Instruction

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ISBN10: 1904982735
ISBN13: 9781904982739
Publisher: Archetype Publications
Published: Apr 1 2012
Pages: 232
Weight: 2.10
Height: 0.70 Width: 8.20 Depth: 11.60
Language: English
The overall theme of this volume is the artistic process as manifested in the artwork itself and as documented in visual and written sources. While many of the papers look at the work of 19th and early 20th century painters, other topics include Baroque decoration, the controversy about paints in Germany in the early 20th century, and non-traditional oils in artists' oil paints. The many editions of Theophilus' Schedula diversarum arcium and Alessio Piemontese's Secreti are listed and discussed. A number of sources that have previously received relatively little attention from scholars of art technology are considered, such as lawsuits, realia, diaries, and the use of modelling techniques from other fields that could be usefully applied to source research to give a clearer picture of the actual trends of development and use of new materials and technologies. The artists whose works are examined include: Alonso Berruguete; Pedro Cabrita Reis; Goya; van Mander; the goldsmith Wenzel Jamnitzer; the pastel painter Rienk Jelgerhuis; Van Gogh; Edvard Munch and Lyonal Feininger. Proceedings of the fourth symposium of the Art Technological Source Research Working Group.

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