reflectography उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
- In some cases, underdrawing can be clearly visualized using infrared reflectography because carbon black pigments absorb infrared light, whereas opaque pigments such as lead white are transparent with infrared light.
- Infrared reflectography has revealed the many changes he made to the composition during this time, including the removal of a fourth boy near the mast and a second schooner in the distance.
- As a specialist in reflectography and infra-red techniques, he pioneered the restoration of the works of Leonardo da Vinci and was able to use the latest technology to uncover The Adoration of the Magi.
- The images hidden beneath the paint, uncovered in full detail by infrared reflectography, show figures constructing a staircase, transforming the scene from one of a world in ruins to one in reconstruction at the beginning of the Renaissance.
- "Thanks to infrared reflectography, " she said, " we've been able to read the newspaper page Schwitters painted on and it says so much about him in the last years of his life when he was ill.
- In a small dark room that looked more like a radiology lab than an art museum, filled as it was with cameras and computer terminals, Heather Galloway, a conservation intern, explained how infrared reflectography was used during the run of the show.
- :" Many of the questions about the unity with the Father portrait could be clarified by the infrared reflectography investigation of the Florentine portraits 2012 : As a result of a fundamental change of approach in the development process of the father portrait needs this, contrary to previous assumptions that have been done before the image of the mother ."
- Infrared reflectography of the underdrawings for the " Last Judgment " panels show letters used to denote the final colour to be applied, for example " g " for " gelb " ( yellow ) or " w " for " weiss " ( white ), and there are few deviations in the finished work.
- After studying in The Netherlands, earning a doctorate at Harvard and joining the National Gallery on a fellowship in 1973, he had plumbed Vermeer's mastery of perspective and his evident use of the camera obscura, a light-box and forerunner of the camera, and subjected virtually all the artist's works to infrared reflectography to expose revealing alterations and underpaintings.