Pablo Picasso’s Mother and Child by the Sea (1902): report on the hyperspectral near-infrared reflectance imaging survey of Picasso’s newspaper use

Imai, Keisuke; Delaney, John K.; Webster-Cook, Sandra; Garnica, Reyes Jiménez

doi:10.1007/s42452-020-03277-x

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“…Apart from the conventional use of spectral imaging for the study of icons [34,35], paintings [36] and manuscripts [37], they have been employed for other kinds of archaeological materials as well, such as papyrus, marble pyxis, ancient lekythoi and ceramics [38].…”

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Ship Graffiti in Horologion of Andronikos Kyrristos, Greece: A Comparative Study and New Evidence

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The paper contributes new information about the Horologion of Andronikos Kyrristos of the Roman Agora of Athens, Greece and its continuous presence in Athens from antiquity until now. The monument is of cultural, historical and astronomical importance. It has undergone conservation work and non-destructive documentation which contribute to its sustainability. The spectral imaging technique, which allows the acquisition of high-resolution images, was applied on the stone surfaces of the monument. The acquisition of images in the visible and infrared regions, combined with the digital tracing reproduction of the graffiti and image processing, is used for the first time in this particularly interesting case study of the aforementioned monument, of which a complete description is provided. New evidence with a clearer recording of the vessels already mentioned in the literature, as well as the detection of new historical data and graffiti, is discussed in comparison with the results of previous studies.

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Ship Graffiti in Horologion of Andronikos Kyrristos, Greece: A Comparative Study and New Evidence

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The man who became a Blue Glass. Reflectance hyperspectral imaging discloses a hidden Picasso painting of the Blue period

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Stefani

et al. 2023

Journal of Cultural Heritage

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Review on Analysis Methods Enabled by Hyperspectral Imaging for Cultural Relic Conservation

Pei,

Huang,

Zhou

2023

Photonics

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In this review, the conservation methods for various types of cultural relics enabled by hyperspectral imaging are summarized, and the hyperspectral cameras and techniques utilized in the process from data acquisition to analyzation are introduced. Hyperspectral imaging is characterized by non-contact detection, broadband, and high resolution, which are of great significance to the non-destructive investigation of cultural relics. However, owing to the wide variety of cultural relics, the utilized equipment and methods vary greatly in the investigations of the associated conservation. Previous studies generally select a single type of cultural relic for conservation. That is, seldom study has focused on the application of hyperspectral techniques to generalized conservation methods that are simultaneously suitable for different types of cultural relics. Hence, some widely used hyperspectral cameras and imaging systems are introduced first. Subsequently, according to the previous investigations, the methods used for image acquisition, image correction, and data dimensionality reduction in hyperspectral techniques are described. Thirdly, a summary of methods in cultural relic conservation based on hyperspectral techniques is presented, which involves pigments, grottoes and murals, and painting and calligraphy. Later, some challenges and potential development prospects in hyperspectral-based methods are discussed for future study. Finally, the conclusions are given.

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Pablo Picasso’s Mother and Child by the Sea (1902): report on the hyperspectral near-infrared reflectance imaging survey of Picasso’s newspaper use

Abstract: Picasso reused the canvas of Mother and Child by the Sea (1902) several times. A hyperspectral near-Infrared (960-1680 nm) reflectance imaging survey of the painting revealed newsprint text from

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Ship Graffiti in Horologion of Andronikos Kyrristos, Greece: A Comparative Study and New Evidence

Ship Graffiti in Horologion of Andronikos Kyrristos, Greece: A Comparative Study and New Evidence

The man who became a Blue Glass. Reflectance hyperspectral imaging discloses a hidden Picasso painting of the Blue period

Review on Analysis Methods Enabled by Hyperspectral Imaging for Cultural Relic Conservation

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