The link between Antonello and Flemish painting continues to stir debate in art history literature. His presumed journey to Flanders is clamed by Vasari but not documented. After discussing historical and critical data, the essay reconsiders the still unsolved problem of Antonello\u2019s technique by presenting new findings emerging for the examination of some \u201ckey works\u201d of the artist, using infrared reflectography, infrared digital photography, X-radiography, macro and microphotography. It discusses findings regarding Antonello\u2019s underdrawing and painting method in order to distinguish the technical features that belong to the Italian tradition from those that the artist could have garnered from the study of Flemish works, ...
To understand the creation and the function of a Flemish oil on panel, non-invasive technical invest...
The use of transparent sheets (linseed oil-soaked parchment or paper) for tracing and transferring i...
Within the framework of a mutual collaboration with the Remo Brindisi Museum in Lido di Spina (Comac...
This dissertation presents the first full length study of Antonello da Messina's portraits. While A...
The study deals with some of the material aspects that can help interpret the results that have alre...
none12The study deals with some of the material aspects that can help interpret the results that hav...
Lucas van Leyden (1489/1494 - 1533) is nowadays considered the first Northern Netherlandish engraver...
This paper reports the results of a first diagnostic campaign on a little panel painting, representi...
he materials and graphical layout of the underdrawing of two sets of paintings attributed, on stylis...
This article presents the findings from a two-year study of the Last Supper canvas in the Abbey of T...
In the 15th century and earlier, artists used canvas supports more often than the material evidence ...
Mantegna was a supremely confident draughtsman and there is no evidence in his underdrawings of the ...
The attribution of the paintings to Mantegna has been the subject of many controversial discussions ...
A new diagnostic investigation on Annunciata painting by Antonello da Messina was carried out in sit...
Leonardo and ice: Leonardo’s interest for the Flemish art and vice versa The aim of the article is t...
To understand the creation and the function of a Flemish oil on panel, non-invasive technical invest...
The use of transparent sheets (linseed oil-soaked parchment or paper) for tracing and transferring i...
Within the framework of a mutual collaboration with the Remo Brindisi Museum in Lido di Spina (Comac...
This dissertation presents the first full length study of Antonello da Messina's portraits. While A...
The study deals with some of the material aspects that can help interpret the results that have alre...
none12The study deals with some of the material aspects that can help interpret the results that hav...
Lucas van Leyden (1489/1494 - 1533) is nowadays considered the first Northern Netherlandish engraver...
This paper reports the results of a first diagnostic campaign on a little panel painting, representi...
he materials and graphical layout of the underdrawing of two sets of paintings attributed, on stylis...
This article presents the findings from a two-year study of the Last Supper canvas in the Abbey of T...
In the 15th century and earlier, artists used canvas supports more often than the material evidence ...
Mantegna was a supremely confident draughtsman and there is no evidence in his underdrawings of the ...
The attribution of the paintings to Mantegna has been the subject of many controversial discussions ...
A new diagnostic investigation on Annunciata painting by Antonello da Messina was carried out in sit...
Leonardo and ice: Leonardo’s interest for the Flemish art and vice versa The aim of the article is t...
To understand the creation and the function of a Flemish oil on panel, non-invasive technical invest...
The use of transparent sheets (linseed oil-soaked parchment or paper) for tracing and transferring i...
Within the framework of a mutual collaboration with the Remo Brindisi Museum in Lido di Spina (Comac...