Add to ORKGA non-destructive investigation of inks and pigments used in late antiquity and in medieval codices has been undertaken. By comparing the results obtained on inkpots from Pompeii and from codices of various age, the use of metal gall inks appears to have been restricted to the period between the 1st and 4th centuries AD. A change in the use of pigments has been observed between the 9th and 12th century in the production of the Scriptorium of Nonantola (Italy). The increased wealth of the abbey could account for the use of expensive materials in the illuminations of the parchments
none2This paper introduces presentations given at the fourth International Conference on the Applica...
Over the centuries, black and/or brown inks have been used by scribes. The primary writing ink was c...
International audienceWhen illuminated, manuscripts can be considered as galleries of paintings, kep...
A non-destructive investigation of inks and pigments used in late antiquity and in medieval codices ...
a non-desctructive investigation of inks and pigments used in late antiquity and in medievasl codice...
The pigments used in five important medieval illuminated manuscripts (Ms. Pal.6; Ms. Pal. 159; Ms. Pa...
Raman spectroscopy has been utilized to study ancient documents conserved at the University Library ...
A group of ten manuscripts datable to the X century A.D. and coming from the S. Colombano abbey in B...
AbstractThe present work describes the use of the combination of optical microscopy, scanning electr...
Iron-gall ink (IGI) has been used by scribes for writing since at least the 4th century CE. Another ...
Non-destructive pigment analysis by Raman microscopy (RM) and portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) has...
Analytical pigment investigation can reveal important information for art-historians. The use of two...
Assigning related medieval manuscripts to different workshops on the basis of codicological characte...
Two Byzantine VI century manuscripts known as Vienna Dioskurides and Vienna Genesis, held in the Aus...
Two Byzantine VI century manuscripts known as Vienna Dioskurides and Vienna Genesis, held in the Aus...
none2This paper introduces presentations given at the fourth International Conference on the Applica...
Over the centuries, black and/or brown inks have been used by scribes. The primary writing ink was c...
International audienceWhen illuminated, manuscripts can be considered as galleries of paintings, kep...
A non-destructive investigation of inks and pigments used in late antiquity and in medieval codices ...
a non-desctructive investigation of inks and pigments used in late antiquity and in medievasl codice...
The pigments used in five important medieval illuminated manuscripts (Ms. Pal.6; Ms. Pal. 159; Ms. Pa...
Raman spectroscopy has been utilized to study ancient documents conserved at the University Library ...
A group of ten manuscripts datable to the X century A.D. and coming from the S. Colombano abbey in B...
AbstractThe present work describes the use of the combination of optical microscopy, scanning electr...
Iron-gall ink (IGI) has been used by scribes for writing since at least the 4th century CE. Another ...
Non-destructive pigment analysis by Raman microscopy (RM) and portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) has...
Analytical pigment investigation can reveal important information for art-historians. The use of two...
Assigning related medieval manuscripts to different workshops on the basis of codicological characte...
Two Byzantine VI century manuscripts known as Vienna Dioskurides and Vienna Genesis, held in the Aus...
Two Byzantine VI century manuscripts known as Vienna Dioskurides and Vienna Genesis, held in the Aus...
none2This paper introduces presentations given at the fourth International Conference on the Applica...
Over the centuries, black and/or brown inks have been used by scribes. The primary writing ink was c...
International audienceWhen illuminated, manuscripts can be considered as galleries of paintings, kep...