A Monument of Byzantine Wall Painting: The Method of Construction

Rutherford John Gettens · George L. Stout

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Historical Art and Architecture Studies Byzantine Studies and History

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This is a study of the painting technique used for a byzantine wall painting in the kariye kamii church. The plaster was spread in large areas. Indications of the drawing were put in with charcoal in a fluid suspension. The paint then followed; pigment mixed with a milky dilution of lime putty.

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