In-Plane Deformations of Films of Size on Paintings in the Glass Transition Region

Adam Karpowicz

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Films of rabbit-skin glue size were found to contract at elevated relative humidities as a result of the recovery of strains formed during drying after preparation. The phenomenon is investigated at different relative humidities and associated with changes in molecular structure in the glass transition region of size. Conformational changes during gelation and drying are discussed. The viscoelastic recovery of a layer of size in biaxial restraint leads to in-plane movements believed to be responsible for development of a common pattern of craquelure on paintings.

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1969MECHANICAL ALTERATION OF THE PAINT FILM 1990A Study on Development of Cracks on Paintings 1982A finite element analysis of multi-layered orthotropic membranes with application to oil paintings on fabric 1967Movement of Wood and Canvas for Paintings in Response to High and Low RH Cycles

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