: Klaas Jan van den Berg
: Aviva Burnstock, Matthijs de Keijzer, Jay Krueger, Tom Learner, Alberto de Tagle, Gunnar Heydenreich
: Issues in Contemporary Oil Paint
: Springer-Verlag
: 9783319101002
: 1
: CHF 113.70
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: Theoretische Chemie
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This volume represents 27 peer-reviewed papers presented at the ICOP 2013 symposium which will help conservators and curators recognise problems and interpret visual changes on paintings, which in turn give a more solid basis for decisions on the treatment of these paintings.  The subject matter ranges from developments of paint technology, working methods of individual artists, through characterisation of paints and paint surfaces, paint degradation vs. long time stability, to observations of issues in collections, cleaning and other treatment issues as well as new conservation approaches.



Klaas Jan van den Berg Institute for Cultural Heritage, Netherlands (and Institute of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science).

Foreword6
Preface8
Research and Conservation9
Developments in Paint Technology9
Artists' Ideas and Working Methods: Archival Sources10
Case Studies of Paintings: Esthetics and Conservation Issues10
Paint Degradation and Analysis11
New Conservation Approaches12
Contents14
Twentieth Century Oil Paint. The Interface Between Science and Conservation and the Challenges for Modern Oil Paint Research17
Introduction17
Fundamental Research to Inform Conservation19
Classes of Surface Deterioration20
Optical Whitening of the Paint Surface: Efflorescence, Salts, Metal Soap Crusts20
The Oil Paint Model21
Water Sensitivity of Modern Oil Paints24
Designing Treatments29
Practical and Ethical Considerations30
Conclusion31
References33
Do We See What We Know or Do We Know What We See? Conservation of Oil Paintings in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam36
Introduction36
History37
Water Sensitivity40
Technique or Paint Quality?45
Conclusion46
References46
Towards Interpretation of Making, Meaning, and Change in British Twentieth Century Oil Paintings: The Relevance of an Artist's Paint Archive48
Introduction48
The Artist and St Ives, Cornwall50
No. 5 Porthmeor Studios50
Recording the Artist's Materials51
Paint Swatches51
Paint53
Date of Manufacture vs. Date of Execution55
Significance56
Conclusion57
References58
The Delight of Modern Organic Pigment Creations59
Introduction59
Modern Synthetic Organic Pigments Before 195060
?-Naphthol Pigment Lakes60
BON Pigment Lakes61
?-Naphthols61
Pyrazolones61
Hansa Yellows63
Diarylides63
Naphthol Reds65
Pigment Green B67
Phthalocyanines67
Nickel Azo Yellow69
Modern Synthetic Organic Pigments After 195069
Perinones71
Perylenes71
Dioxazine Purple71
Quinacridones71
Isoindolinones72
Benzimidazolones72
Diketopyrrolo-Pyrroles (DPPs)74
Appendix75
References87
Modern Oil Paints – Formulations, Organic Additives and Degradation: Some Case Studies88
Introduction89
Experimental90