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Microscopy and X-Ray Spectroscopy Analyses for Assessment of Gilding and Silvering Techniques of Portuguese Illuminated Manuscripts
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  • 2013Determination of gold leaf thickness in a Renaissance illumination using a nondestructive approach28 cited
  • 2012Spectroscopic characterization of a masterpiece: The Manueline foral charter of Sintra27 cited
  • 2009Microscopic, mass spectrometric and spectroscopic characterisation of the mordants used for gilding on wall paintings from three post-Byzantine monasteries in Thessalia, Greece22 cited
  • 2013New development on materials and techniques used in the heraldic designs of illuminated Manueline foral charters by multi-analytical methods

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  • 2012Gold Gilding and Pigment Identification on a Post-Byzantine Icon from Kastoria, Northern Greece17 cited
  • 2009The main altarpiece of the Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Portugal)16 cited
  • 2012Multianalytical approach for the authenticity of an eighteenth-century Pascal Taskin harpsichord9 cited
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