The painted panels of the early sixteenth century Mechelen Enclosed Gardens art technical examination with the photometric stereo : white light and multispectral microdomes
Description
ArtGarden is a network-project funded by the Belgian Federal Public Planning Service Science Policy (Belspo, 2016-2020). It is part of the BRAIN-be research-program (Belgian Research Action through
Interdisciplinary Networks). The project focuses on the conservation treatment of seven Enclosed Gardens and on the complex issues of long-term preservation of historic mix-media objects. Scientific partners of ArtGarden KU Leuven (Illuminare - Book Heritage Lab, ESAT & Digital Lab - University Libraries), the Chemistry Department (AXES and Heritage Science) of the University of Antwerp, and the
Laboratories and the Preventive Conservation Unit of the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA, coordinator). The presented research is part of the art technical and imaging study of the Enclosed
Gardens by the team of KU Leuven (2017-2018). Papers presented at the twentieth symposium for the study of underdrawing and technology in painting held in Mechelen and Leuven, 11-13 january 2017
Citation
Hendrik Hameeuw, Lievein : Watteeuw, Bruno Vandermeulen, Marc Proesmans, " in: The painted panels of the early sixteenth century Mechelen : enclosed gardens art technical examination with the photometric stereo : white light and multispectral microdomes", in: Imaging Utopia : new perspectives on Northern Renaissance art. Papers presented at the twentieth symposium for the study of underdrawing and technology in painting held in Mechelen and Leuven, 11-13 january 2017 (Leuven, 2021): pp. 165-175.
Type
Book chapter
Peer-Review
Not pertinent
Language
eng