KRIŽNAR , Anabelle

Johannes Aquila is well known for his mural paintings from around 1400 in Velemér (Hungary), Turnišče and Martjanci (Slovenia), Bad Radkersburg and Fürstenfeld (Austria). In this research, materials and painting techniques used by him and his workshop were studied, applying differnet invasive and non-invasive techniques (OM, SEM-EDX, FTIR, XRD,...

Abstract: Mural cycles in the churches of Plešivec, Čhyžné, and Štitnik from around 1400 were studied from the material and technical point of view. Stylistically, they show a mixture of Northern and Southern European stylistic currents, which were characteristic for the time around 1400 in East Central Europe. After a precise study in situ, an...

The paper presents preliminary results of research of medieval wall paintings from three sites in Slovakia – Plešivec, Chyžné, Štítnik. This research was carried out within a larger international project framework, which included Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, and Croatia, and aimed at analysing of medieval wall ...

The present paper focus on an interdisciplinary research of Cultural Heritage concerning the microanalysis of Gothic mural paintings made during the 15th century in Slovenia. The samples were chosen from the churches of Crngrob (1453), Mirna (1463-65), MevkuG (1465) and MaHe (1467), attributed to two of the most important Gothic painters of...

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Dentro del arte gótico Europeo, este estudio trata de explicar la técnica de pintura mural del Maestro Bolfgang y su discípulo Maestro de Mače. Se trata de dos de los más importantes pintores en el territorio de Eslovenia en la segunda mitad del siglo XV. Siguiendo una metodología basada en el examen de materiales pictóricos, se realizó una...

The mural paintings of the coastal area of Slovenia are of a unique style due to various stylistic tendencies that met there during the Middle Ages. Until now they have been studied only from the art-historical point of view. The present research is the first analytical approach to these monuments. The purpose was to find out if (i) these...

The Retable of the Passion of Christ (towards 1415) forms part of the permanent exposition of the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville. It was painted by an anonymous author, who shows stylistic influences of Juan Sánchez de Castro, the most significant artistic figure in the Seville's painting of the 15th century. The retable is composed by a main...

A panel painting representing The Pietà by an anonymous author known as The master of Female Half-Lenghts was analysed by a non-destructive XRF technique. The Pietà forms an important part of the permanent exposition of the Fine Arts Museum of Seville. An unusual brownish tonality of the painting led to a research on pigments and their possible...

The use of nuclear analytical techniques has experienced an extraordinary growth in recent decades in the field of cultural heritage. Nowadays, their use in the study of objects of interest in heritage has become essential. An important effort has been made since the 90s by the archaeometry research group of the Centro Nacional de Aceleradores,...

Durante la reciente restauración de dos pinturas de gran tamaño de Murillo se llevaron a cabo varios estudios sobre los materiales empleados. Se utilizaron varias técnicas analíticas, como luz visible, UV, IRR, MA-XRF, XRF, SEM-EDX y GC-MS, con el fin de caracterizar los diferentes componentes de las pinturas –capa de preparación, pigmentos y...

Francisco Pacheco (1564–1644) was one of the most important Spanish painters, the author of the famous treatise Art of Painting, and a founder of Seville art school. His painting La Inmaculada (1610) forms part of the important art collection in the Archbishop's Palace in Seville and represents the first realization of a new iconography,...

En educación artística cada vez es más imprescindible y necesario establecer una colaboración entre profesionales de distintas disciplinas y áreas de conocimiento para enfocar determinados problemas desde diversos planteamientos y puntos de vista complementarios, conjugar conceptos de las distintas disciplinas y proponer metodologías en...

: The Archbishop's Palace of Seville harbours an important art collection with mostly works by great Renaissance and Baroque artists. However, the authorship of some paintings is unknown, and, in a few cases, there is an interest in discovering the painter due to the quality of the artwork. As a first step for this purpose, a systematic...

Francisco de Zurbarán was one of the greatest painters of the Spanish Golden Age, with artworks scattered all over the world. Unfortunately, there are hardly any exhaustive studies on the pigments that he used. In this work, four canvas paintings attributed to the Zurbarán Workshop were studied. Each of them presents the figure of a different...

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Se presenta en esta comunicación un proyecto de investigación interdisciplinar dedicado a la caracterización de obras de los siglos XV y XVI del Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla, que cuenta con una excepcional colección pictórica y de otras obras de arte. Incluye expertos tanto del campo de humanidades como de ...

Juan de Espinal considerado uno de los pintores más importantes de la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII en Sevilla, es el autor de quince cuadros realizados para la escalera del Palacio Arzobispal de esta ciudad.