Craquelure (French: craquelure; Italian: crettatura) is a fine pattern of dense cracking formed on the surface of materials. It can be a result of drying...

Suor Orsola Benincasa University in Naples, and revealed micro-cracking (craquelure) of the paint surface which cannot be reproduced artificially and supported...

glaze, in pottery, a surface covered by small cracks, usually deliberate Craquelure or crackle, a finish on paintings, usually developed over time Crackle...

in the patina, but less than a piece still with its original finish. Craquelure Crazing Wabi-sabi European Geosciences Union. General Assembly; Přikryl...

furniture to be pickled or stripped, painted, or finished with a secret craquelure technique. Maugham's glamorous rooms influenced almost every designer...

In the examination of easel paintings, raking light may help document craquelure, paint cupping, uneven tension in a canvas, or warp in a panel. In the...

The craquelure on the surface did not always match that in the ground layer, which would certainly have been the case with a natural craquelure. Thus...

In the Madonna of the Meadow, the blue robe is disfigured by a wide craquelure provoked by the uneven drying of the oil layers. Additionally, the painting...

Detail showing extensive craquelure...

Malevich conceived the advertisement and design of the perfume bottle with craquelure of an iceberg and a polar bear on the top, which lasted through the mid-1920s...

Pikermi fossil of a hyena tooth Adcrocuta eximia, showing the characteristic craquelure, Teylers Museum....

onto a larger canvas. The muse was probably painted by Lehmann – the craquelure which only affects that figure are linked to an overuse of oil and use...

crazing of the varnish surface. This pattern of small cracks is known as craquelure. Along with the darkening or yellowing of the varnish surface, it is this...

learned about paper and canvas and experimented to find ways of producing craquelure, a characteristic of old paintings. Still a hobby, he began selling his...

piece. A feature of genuine paintings sometimes used to detect forgery is craquelure. Statistical analysis of digital images of paintings is a new method that...

medical treatment of a wounded soldier. An inspection of the picture's craquelure determined that the painting was indeed the original and not Hatvany's...

star. Mathematics used: Linear diophantine equations, curvelet analysis, Craquelure and discriminant analysis 41 4 "The Mole" Stephen Gyllenhaal Robert Port...

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muds and can look very similar, without requiring subaerial exposure Craquelure, a similar phenomenon in paintings and ceramics Mud cracks on Mars Polygonal...

the hands of the figures are not characteristic of Cranach, and the craquelure evident in the paintings is not the result of aging but has been artificially...

He finished the forgery by heating it in front of the fire to create craquelure and fabricated patina by hanging it in the lounge room of a friend who...

had made new underdrawings and used various techniques to recreate the craquelure of the painting. The institute also discovered that Van der Veken had...

year he turned 90, Moses exhibited a new series of paintings based on a craquelure technique where he painted the canvas with either black or white, then...

this, the NGA catalogue described the painting as extensively restored. Craquelure (fine cracking to the surface) had been painted over, especially in the...

publicly due to its significant deterioration: discoloration, extensive craquelure, and varnish disappearance plagued the painting. The bathing figures were...

rooms. The preserved furnace is lined with white ceramic tiles with craquelures. Molded caryatids have been added on the western wall of the staircase...

unequal speeds, causing craquelure in some parts of the works (Billinge, Syson & Spring (2011, p. 65)); but these same craquelures were also caused more...

of colored pigments in specific areas, firmness of touch and lack of craquelure. A museum director who wished to remain anonymous believes the drawing...

glutinous tree gum, apply thick coats of varnish, then heat them to develop craquelure, to make them appear old. For his Rembrandt drawings he would use 18th...

designs led to development of a crackling cooling pattern, called bingyeol (craquelure). After the Mongolian invasion in 1220, social and economic confusion...