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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...
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outlines and shapes,
while traces of red
paint are
visible under the
craquelure.
These findings indicate that the
Black Square was
painted over an earlier...
- in the patina, but less than a
piece still with its
original finish.
Craquelure Crazing Wabi-sabi
European Geosciences Union.
General ****embly; Přikryl...
- glaze, in pottery, a
surface covered by
small cracks,
usually deliberate Craquelure or crackle, a
finish on paintings,
usually developed over time Crackle...
- 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...
- In the
examination of
easel paintings,
raking light may help do****ent
craquelure,
paint cupping,
uneven tension in a canvas, or warp in a panel. In the...
- 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...
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furniture to be
pickled or stripped, painted, or
finished with a
secret craquelure technique. Maugham's
glamorous rooms influenced almost every designer...
