Assessment of the Panel Support of a Seventeenth-Century Dutch Painting by Clinical Multislice Computed Tomography

Laura Montaina · Sveva Longo · Giulia Galotta · Gloria Tranquilli · Roberto Saccuman · Silvia Capuani

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Historical Art and Architecture Studies Conservation Techniques and Studies

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Clinical multislice X-ray computed tomography (MCST) was performed on a seventeenth-century panel painting from the collection of the National Academy of San Luca Gallery in Rome. The use of MSCT allowed us to detect the numerous characteristics of the wood used, the panel construction, and its condition, leading to a complete preliminary interpretation of its structural characteristics.

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2010Application of X-ray Computed Tomography to Cultural Heritage diagnostics 2007CT investigation of two paintings on wood tables by Gentile da Fabriano 2018Investigation of an Egyptian Mummy board by Using Clinical Multi-slice Computed Tomography

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