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Pigment Analysis in Paintings: Titian, Velazquez, Rembrandt
/1 Comment/in Resources/by tjaI always enjoy have some idea of the kinds of pigments used to create a certain color, especially if multiple layers are involved. I stumbled upon a website that has some nice presentations on this very topic. As an example, Titian’s Bacchus and Ariadne.
Great Interactive Website for a Rubens Show
/0 Comments/in Masters/by tjaI hope they will keep this up even after the show ends:
Rubens: The Power of Transformation
Note: I found this via the Art History News website.
The National Gallery Technical Bulletin: Titian after 1540
/0 Comments/in Masters, Technical Bulletins/by tjaThis special edition is dedicated to the study of Titian’s technique and style after 1540.
Also, here are the high resolution images referenced in the bulletin.
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