Les deux varietes de jaune de plomb et d'etain: etude chronologique

Élisabeth Martin · Alain René Duval

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Historical Art and Architecture Studies Pigment Synthesis and Properties

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Having first differentiated the two types of lead-tin yellow by X-ray microanalysis, it was then possible to establish which type was used in various fourteenth- and fifteenth-century European paintings.In Italy it appears that type I(Pb2SnO4) replaced type II(‘PbSnO3’) during the second quarter of the fifteenth century. However, it has not been possible to confirm the hypothesis of a northern origin for type I, due to a lack of suitable samples. The titles and dates of more than 100 paintings prior to 1500 are listed, together with the type of lead-tin yellow used.

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1979National Gallery Technical Bulletin 1967Original treatises on the arts of painting 19684 LEAD-TIN YELLOW

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