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Cultural property radiography

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369: 132: 324: 28: 452: 191: 111:, but these levels are low. In fact, they are much lower than the radiation levels required for medical X-rays. While technicians and staff conducting the X-ray must use protective gear, the object is not damaged during the process. Furthermore, the use of radiography is widely accepted by conservators, art historians, and archaeologists. Several institutions around the world conduct radiography of objects in their collections including the 274: 494: 502: 427:, conservators discovered that there were hollowed out sections through the center of the sculpture that connected three filled cavities. Information about the network inside of these sculptures has aided curators as they research the function of these pieces. The findings have led to the use of radiography to compare power figures in other collections. 314:
had been previously examined with visible and ultraviolet light, which had hinted at the possibility of an earlier composition. X-rays of the painting revealed that Picasso had originally painted two female figures behind the guitarist. The X-rays also penetrated far enough to reveal how Picasso had
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Conservators and art historians have used radiography to uncover technical information about paintings. Compositions of materials, previous alterations, and painting techniques have been revealed in X-rays. This data has also been used to date works and identify forgeries. Diagnostic and therapeutic
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Monico L, Van der Snickt G, Janssens K, De Nolf W, Miliani C, Verbeeck J, Tian H, Tan H, Dik J, Radepont M, Cotte M (2011). "Degradation Process of Lead Chromate in Paintings by Vincent van Gogh Studied by Means of Synchrotron X-ray Spectromicroscopy and Related Methods. 1. Artificially Aged Model
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Archaeological materials have also benefited from X-rays. X-rays of soil segments have revealed artifacts that have eroded away, leaving them nearly undetectable to the naked eye. Worn and damaged surfaces, which appear unmarked, have yielded
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since metallic mordant has historically been used in the dye making process. Details about stitching patterns can also appear on X-rays. The Victoria & Albert Museum has used X-rays as a tool for several textile conservation projects.
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at the Victoria & Albert Museum was X-rayed revealing that the supports in David's legs were positioned similarly to that of bones in a human leg. The size of this particular piece required a portable machine to complete the X-rays.
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materials, which is important for assessing the condition. This information can also reveal details about the manufacturing process, which may be instrumental in providing establishing place of manufacture, and possibly also reveal
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Rouvalis, C. (2014). The tedious intrigue of art conservation: How Carnegie Museum of Art conservators expose fakes, restore past glory, and play doctor to every art form imaginable. Carnegie Magazine, Spring 2014. Retrieved from
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are also useful tools to understand the intrinsic details of certain objects. However, X-rays tend to be more useful for denser objects. The benefit of radiography is that it is not intrusive. Radiography does expose the object to
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in 1662. An X-ray of the painting revealed that Rembrandt fine-tuned the composition several times, alternating the glances between the figures and slightly changing their positions before he settled on that is known today.
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Re, A., Corsi, J., Demmelbauer, M., Martini, M., Mila, G. & Ricci, C. (2015). X-ray tomography of a soil block: useful tool for the restoration of archaeological finds. Heritage Science 2015 3(4). Retrieved from
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Re, A., Corsi, J., Demmelbauer, M., Martini, M., Mila, G. & Ricci, C. (2015). X-ray tomography of a soil block: useful tool for the restoration of archaeological finds. Heritage Science 2015 3(4). Retrieved from
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and other works that rely on internal supports. However, size and mobility can often affect whether or not radiography is an option for sculptural works. X-rays can also identify cracks and previous repairs to
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was X-rayed, revealing that Millet had reused a canvas to complete this oil painting. The artist not only painted over a previous work, but he had also added strips of canvas to enlarge the painting area.
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Hackett, J. (2011). X-radiography as a tool to examine the making and remaking of historic quilts. Victoria & Albert Online Journal 3 (Spring 2011). Retrieved from vam.ac.uk
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has become a common tool, which when combined with analysis can, for example, "digitally unroll" or unfold and make possible the reading of fragile scrolls, books, or
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X-rays were used to understand some of the stains and stitching patterns on an Egyptian tunic, dating to AD 600–799, in the Victoria & Albert collection.
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Haldane, E., Gillies, S., O’Connor, S., Batt, C. & Stern, B. (2009). Victoria & Albert Conservation Journal 57(Spring 2009). Retrieved from vam.ac.uk
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These processes can reveal various details about objects that are not visible to the naked eye. This information, which includes structural elements, aids
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Radiography has been used with human dry bones to diagnose pathologies, demonstrate trauma and assist age estimation through dentition eruption status.
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uncovered in a single container. Researchers did not have to wait for slower, traditional conservation methods to separate and decipher the coins.
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or other markings on X-rays. Heavily corroded metal objects have also used X-rays to learn more about their original state. Industrial and medical
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has also been used to analyse the reactions of pigments in paintings. For example, in analysing colour degradation in the paintings of
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Vergano, D. (2015). X-rays reveal snippets from papyrus scrolls that survived Mount Vesuvius. Retrieved from The National Geographic
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disaster were excavated and researchers have used X-rays to read their contents. Previous methods involved slowly unrolling the
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An early unit for producing medical X-radiographs. The set up does not drastically differ for taking X-rays of cultural objects.
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Images of the Archimedes Palimpsest were taken under various lighting conditions to uncover gaps and alterations to the text.
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Monico L, Van der Snickt G, Janssens K, De Nolf W, Miliani C, Dik J, Radepont M, Hendriks E, Geldof M, Cotte M (2011).
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Schreiner, B., FrĂĽhmann, B., Jembrih-SimbĂĽrger, D. & Linke, R. (2004). X-rays in art and archaeology: An overview
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Conservators learned more about the complex stitching of the Sundial Coverlet, which dates to 1797, through X-rays.
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alterations in the course of painting or by later restorers, and sometimes previous paintings on the support. Many
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X-ray systems are generally used to produce X-rays of paintings. Infrared reflectography has also been used to see
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Cascone, S. (2014 July 1). Carnegie conservators reveal true face of Medici portrait. Retrieved from Artnet News.
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Art Conservation at the University of Delaware (2014). Infrared Reflectography. Retrieved from artcons.udel.edu
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X-ray analysis revealed alterations to the paint of a sixteenth century portrait that had been identified as a
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revealed the structure and details of the large altarpiece's painting scheme. The complete radiography of the
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Dambrogio, Jana; Ghassaei, Amanda; Staraza Smith, Daniel; Jackson, Holly; Demaine, Martin L. (2 March 2021).
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Art Conservation at the University of Delaware (2014). X-ray fluorescence. Retrieved from artcons.udel.edu
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Closer to Van Eyck: Rediscovering the Ghent Altarpiece (2011). Retrieved from closertovaneyck.kikirpa.be
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Kennedy, M. (2012). X-rays reveal secrets of Roman coins. The Guardian. Retrieved from theguardian.com
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Glenn, S. (2013). Seeing the unseen. Victoria & Albert Conservation Blog. Retrieved from vam.ac.uk
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The Archimedes Palimpsest: A-ray fluorescence imaging (n.d.). Retrieved from archimedespalimpsest.org
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Puisto, J. (2014). David revealed! Victoria & Albert Conservation Blog. Retrieved from vam.ac.uk
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of New York and Austria's Loetz glass to learn more about differences in the manufacturing process.
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Palmer, J. (2011). X-ray technique peers beneath archaeology’s surface. Retrieved from BBC news.
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Victoria & Albert Museum (n.d.). X-radiography of paintings. Retrieved from vam.ac.uk
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A mummy on display at the Louvre. X-rays provide a non-obtrusive way to research mummies.
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The British Museum (n.d.). X-ray diffraction analysis. Retrieved from britishmuseum.org
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Radiograph of the African Songye Power Figure at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
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was conducted between 2010 and 2011 as part of a project largely funded by the
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Gleeson, M. (2015). Animal mummy X-rays. Retrieved from The Penn Artifact Lab.
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The Art Institute of Chicago (n.d.). X-Radiography. Retrieved from artic.edu
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to understand intrinsic details about objects. Most commonly this involves
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The National Gallery (n.d.). X-rays. Retrieved from nationalgallery.org.uk
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X-rays were among the imaging techniques used to uncover lost text on the
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The Sampling Officials of the Amsterdam Drapers' Guild, also known as the
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Kennedy, M. (2012). X-rays reveal secrets of Roman coins. Retrieved from
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Pigments through the Ages: X-rays. (n.d.) Retrieved from webexhibits.org
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have also been used by archaeologists to study a variety of artifacts.
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Hidden design and structure details were visible on X-rays of pairs of
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X-rays have been employed to analyze what is under the wrappings of
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reveals Rembrandt's earlier compositions for the group portrait.
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pieces have been X-rayed to reveal more about their structure.
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as they assess object condition and consider treatment plans.
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Radiography of sculpture and other three dimensional objects
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Conservation and restoration of immovable cultural property
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Conservation and restoration of movable cultural property
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X-ray technology was used to quickly identify individual
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Digital repository audit method based on risk assessment
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have used X-rays to learn more about the manufacture of
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Conservation-restoration of the Sistine Chapel frescoes
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have utilized X-rays to see what is beneath layers of
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Index

Radiography of cultural objects

radiography
X-rays
underdrawing
pentimenti
pigments
lead white
X-ray spectromicroscopy
van Gogh
conservators
computed tomography (CT)
sealed correspondence
Infrared
ultraviolet light
radiation
Victoria & Albert Museum
Smithsonian
Museum Conservation Institute

Ghent Altarpiece
Altaussee Mine
St Bavo's Cathedral, Ghent
Monuments Men
underdrawings
Paints
elements
fluorescence
Lead white
carbon black

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