A technical examination of twelve discolored drawings and watercolors by John Ruskin
Several of the drawings and watercolors by John Ruskin in the collection of the Fogg Art Museum are severely discolored. This discoloration has upset the relationship between the image's positive and negative space and the image present no longer is representative of the original artwork. The p...
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Papers presented at the Twentieth Annual Conference of the Association of Graduate Training Programs in Conservation, Washington, April 21-23, 1994 p. 1-20, ill. fig., tables |
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Washington, United States :
Conservation Analytical Laboratory Smithsonian Institution
1994
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| 520 | |a Several of the drawings and watercolors by John Ruskin in the collection of the Fogg Art Museum are severely discolored. This discoloration has upset the relationship between the image's positive and negative space and the image present no longer is representative of the original artwork. The papers used by the artist are similar yet vary slightly in thickness, texture and degree of discoloration. The media appears to have protected the paper in some areas from damage. A technical examination and scientific analysis of the artist's materials was carried out on twelve drawings of the collection. Research on other Ruskin collections in the United States and abroad was conducted to see if the discoloration was a universal problem or somehow unique to the Fogg drawings. | ||
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