1. Analysis of a work of art
The main purpose of the scientific study of a work of art is to identify its constituents, their arrangement within the pictorial layers and the final visual appearance. This information is then used by curators, restorers and art historians. Works of art are unique and fragile. Non-destructive, non-contact, portable techniques are needed, providing real-time results if possible. This is where electromagnetic waves come into their own. Several techniques currently meet these needs, and are summarized in the box below ....
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- (1) - - site Sagascience du CNRS : http://www.cnrs.fr/cw/dossiers/dosart/accueil.html
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Solution for digitizing large-format documents – French/European patent N° 98 13291 – Oct. 1998. US patent N° US6,603,582 August 6, 2001.
Multispectral CCD sensor solution France/Europe N° 2 871 325 (0406098). June 7, 2004.
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