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Wed 1 May, 2019 Conservation and Technology, Painting Pairs, Research Forum, Research Seminars
Painting Pairs 2019
This is the second of two presentations by this year’s ‘Painting Pairs’. Five pairs of Research Associates, each composed of a graduate student from the department of Conservation and Technology and one studying art history or curating are presenting the results of their investigations into five paintings drawn from the Courtauld…
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Wed 23 Jan, 2019 Conservation and Technology, Painting Pairs, Research Forum, Research Seminars
Painting Pairs 2019
This is the first of two presentations by this year’s ‘Painting Pairs’. Five pairs of Research Associates, each composed of a graduate student from the department of Conservation and Technology and one studying art history or curating are presenting the results of their investigations into five paintings drawn from the…
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Mon 22 Jan, 2018 Conservation and Technology, Research Forum
Painting Pairs: Art History and Technical Study
This is the first of two presentations by this year’s ‘Painting Pairs’. Five pairs of Research Associates, each composed of a graduate student from the department of Conservation and Technology and one studying art history, or curating, are beginning their investigations into five paintings drawn from the Courtauld Gallery, regional and…
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Thu 23 Feb, 2017 Conservation and Technology, Research Seminars
Going round in circles: a problem for colour theory
Since the early eighteenth century, painters have used the colour wheel, and related diagrams, to predict how colours will mix, to organise them in graduated sequences and contrasting pairs, and to arrange them in harmonious combinations. Artists, along with scientists and philosophers, have also used colour diagrams to set out…
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