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Francesca Gabrieli is a Post Doc at the Science department of the Rijksmuseum. In this presentation, she will show the use of Reflectance imaging spectroscopy, complementarily to MA-XRF, to investigate the painting technique of Peter De Hooch (b.1629 – d. after 1684) in order to understand how the artist created his iconic, intimate depictions of 17th century everyday life.
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Tracy Liu recently completed a one-year internship in Paintings Conservation at the Rijksmuseum as part of her final year of master's study in Conservation at the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation. In this presentation, she highlights key points from the art historical and technical investigation of Jan van Scorel’s Portrait of a Man from Haarlem, completed in preparation for treatment for the upcoming 'Forget Me Not' special exhibit. This presentation will conclude with a brief look at the current state of its treatment progress.
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Francesca Di Cicco is a PhD candidate in the perception intelligence lab at TU Delft. She is part of the NICAS project “Recipes and Realities” where she works on the psychophysical understanding of visual material perception in 17th century paintings, by identifying and quantifying the image features exploited by Dutch Golden Age painters. In this presentation she talks about her research on the material signatures of fabrics depicted in 17th century paintings .
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Esther van Duijn is painting’s conservator and researcher, who has specialized in the history of paintings conservation at the Rijksmuseum. She gives a presentation on the traditions and developments in the wax-resin lining method used in the Rijksmuseum.