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  • Imaging technology reveals historical layers of Eyckian Lamb of God

    07/29/2020 12:55:23 PM PDT · by Red Badger · 17 replies
    phys.org ^ | July 29, 2020 | by University of Antwerp
    1 / 1 Left: Color image after the 1950s treatment. The ears of the Eyckian Lamb were revealed after removal of the 16th century overpaint obscuring the background. (© Lukasweb.be - Art in Flanders vzw). Right: Color image after the 2019 treatment that removed all of the 16th century overpaint, revealing the face of the Eyckian Lamb. The dotted lines indicate the outline of the head before removal of 16th century overpaint. (© Lukasweb.be - Art in Flanders vzw). Credit: © Lukasweb.be - Art in Flanders vzw ========================================================================== Two non-invasive chemical imaging modalities were employed to help understand the changes...
  • This newly restored 15th-century lamb is worrying art lovers

    01/22/2020 8:19:59 AM PST · by Red Badger · 83 replies
    CNN ^ | 22nd January 2020 | Rob Picheta
    "There are no words to express the result" was the beaming reaction of Belgium's Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage, after a 15th-century masterpiece -- painted over shortly after completion -- was restored to its former glory. And they were right -- commentators have been left speechless by one particular aspect of the newly revealed painting. The latest panel of the "Ghent Altarpiece," a large work by Hubert and Jan van Eyck, was unveiled in December as part of an ongoing project to restore the painting to its original design. The painting -- also known as "The Adoration of the Mystic...