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The Archival Needs of the Artists:Performing Arts and Curatorial Strategies in the 21st Century
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Crack morphology and its correlation with ground materials used in paintings by Danish portrait painter Jens Juel
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Sjælevejning
No full textEn lille undseelig blanket, der først blev antaget som en slidt regnepenning, blev fundet med metaldetektor ved Galten. Da Nationalmuseet blev involveret viste det sig imidlertid at der var tale om en sjælevejnings-amulet, som kan være tabt af en katolsk soldat, da de polske "hjælpetropper" skulle redde egnen for Svensken i midt 1600-tallet
An Exceptional Twelfth-Century Tile Floor, Its Origins and the Network Behind It:Compositional Analysis of Tiles from St. Lawrence Church in Roskilde, Denmark
No full textBlå er det hemmelighedsfuldes farve
No full textDe mange forskellige blå pigmenter, som kunstmalere har anvendt gennem historien, er varieret over tid og er derfor væsentlige at afdække for at bestemme et maleris tidsperiode. Preussisk blå er for eksempel en markør for malerier produceret efter 1706, hvor den for første gang blev produceret i Berlin og straks blev enormt populær, da den var billig og havde en fremragende dækevne
Becoming Blue
No full textThe many different blue pigments that painters have used throughout history have varied over time and in order to determine the time period of a painting they are essential to uncover. Prussian blue, for example, is a marker for paintings produced after 1706, when it was first produced in Berlin and immediately became hugely popular as it was cheap and had an excellent hiding power
