For centuries, varnishes applied on works of art have been prepared with natural resins. These natural products degrade in the course of time and consequently modify the visual aspect of the work of arts. Thus, restorers must reduce the layer of varnish using solvents chosen according to the nature of varnish and not deteriorating the pictorial layer. The identification of varnishes is thus essential for the choice of the apt solvent. Until now, that identification was obtained by chemical analyses using samples. With UV fluorescence, we developed a technique allowing nondestructive identification of varnishes which can be carried out in-situ and giving results in real time. This method is based on the comparison of the spectrum of fluoresc...
International audienceIn this study, natural varnishes used in ancient painting techniques were recr...
E-MRS symposium conference, Strasbourg, June 2007.Though ancient violins and other stringed instrume...
Various, and often contradictory, hypotheses have been raised for more than a century concerning the...
International audienceThe identification of the chemical nature of varnish is essential for art rest...
Terpenoic varnishes are used in artworks since 11th century. Their task is to protect the artworks a...
This thesis presents a study on the photochemical degradation of natural resins used in the manufact...
UV-fluoerscence spectroscopy for identification of varnishes in works of art: influence of the under...
In the field of cultural heritage, UV-induced fluorescence (UVIFL) photography is extensively applie...
The primary goal of the project is to research and understand the surface qualities of varnish seen ...
A system for advanced fluorescence investigation of works of art has been assembled and integrated i...
The subject of this work are choosen bioanalytical methods, used for the identification of organic b...
The characterization of materials such as glues, paints, pigments, binders and varnishes used to cre...
The application of varnishes on the surface of metal objects has been a very common practice since a...
This paper presents an analytical procedure based on gas chromatography separation and mass spectrom...
In recent years, UV-induced fluorescence (UVIFL) photography has proven to be very effective when st...
International audienceIn this study, natural varnishes used in ancient painting techniques were recr...
E-MRS symposium conference, Strasbourg, June 2007.Though ancient violins and other stringed instrume...
Various, and often contradictory, hypotheses have been raised for more than a century concerning the...
International audienceThe identification of the chemical nature of varnish is essential for art rest...
Terpenoic varnishes are used in artworks since 11th century. Their task is to protect the artworks a...
This thesis presents a study on the photochemical degradation of natural resins used in the manufact...
UV-fluoerscence spectroscopy for identification of varnishes in works of art: influence of the under...
In the field of cultural heritage, UV-induced fluorescence (UVIFL) photography is extensively applie...
The primary goal of the project is to research and understand the surface qualities of varnish seen ...
A system for advanced fluorescence investigation of works of art has been assembled and integrated i...
The subject of this work are choosen bioanalytical methods, used for the identification of organic b...
The characterization of materials such as glues, paints, pigments, binders and varnishes used to cre...
The application of varnishes on the surface of metal objects has been a very common practice since a...
This paper presents an analytical procedure based on gas chromatography separation and mass spectrom...
In recent years, UV-induced fluorescence (UVIFL) photography has proven to be very effective when st...
International audienceIn this study, natural varnishes used in ancient painting techniques were recr...
E-MRS symposium conference, Strasbourg, June 2007.Though ancient violins and other stringed instrume...
Various, and often contradictory, hypotheses have been raised for more than a century concerning the...