Problematyka badań witraży średniowiecznych
Keywords:
szkło, witraż, średniowiecze, archeometria szkła, SEM-EDS, LA ICP MS, mikroskopia optyczna, konserwacja i restauracjaAbstract
Na podstawie badań ponad 900 fragmentów średniowiecznych szkieł witrażowych, pochodzących z różnych miejsc i okresów (od XII do XVI w.), omówionych zostało kilka wybra¬nych zagadnień związanych z metodyką badawczą i interpretacją wyników. Poruszona proble¬matyka dotyczy dziewiętnastowiecznej restauracji witraży i ich współczesnej interpretacji, badań pojedynczej kwatery, okna i zespołu okien oraz szkieł barwnych. W ostatnim przypadku, dokład¬niej zostały omówione szkła czerwone oraz dwunastowieczne szkła niebieskie, wytwarzane przy użyciu rzymskich tesserae
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2014-01-01
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Kunicki-Goldfinger, J. J., Freestone, I. C., Gilderdale-Scott, H., Ayers, T., & McDonald, I. (2014). Problematyka badań witraży średniowiecznych. Archeologia Polski, 59(1-2), 47–78. Retrieved from https://journals.iaepan.pl/apol/article/view/455
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