Subject: Publication on colour change in paintings
Pre-publication discount The ICON Paintings Group are offering a discount price of UKP25.00 (+ UKP2.50 for postage and packaging within UK, overseas. UKP5 p p) for ICON members and conference delegates when ordered through ICON Paintings Group on a first come first served basis (delegate list will be checked against for non-members). Please contact our group Chair Francis Downing <francisdowning<-at->msn<.>com> and send a cheque for UKP27.50 to 203 Wetherby Road Harrogate North Yorkshire HG2 7AE including your full postal address. Colour Change in Paintings Rhiannon Clarricoates, Helen Dowding and Alexandra Gent (eds) Standard UK Price: UKP32.50 Changes in colour may completely alter the way we see a painting. From blue leaves in a still life, to the blue walls in Van Gogh's bedroom, our perception of a painting can be informed by an understanding of these changes. When conserving paintings our comprehension of these alterations can influence the way we display and restore them. The papers in this volume, presented at the ICON paintings group conference at Tate Britain, London in 2015, examine the various issues of colour change in paintings, using examples from the work of the old masters to modern and contemporary painters, including: Colour change in old master paintings (Marika Spring, The National Gallery, London), Restoration of paintings with colour change (Larry Keith, National Gallery, London), Fading of Prussian blue in Danish golden age paintings (Jorgen Wadum, National Museum of Denmark), Colour change in Van Gogh (Ella Hendricks, University of Amsterdam), Rothko virtual restoration project at Harvard (Jens Stenger, Yale), Colour change in modern pigments, (Bronwyn Ormsby, Tate), Micro-fading: applications for paintings (Joyce Townsend, Tate) and Light and fading: Incandescent and LED (Joseph Padfield, National Gallery). ISBN: 9781909492431 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 246 x 175 mm Price GBP 32.50 *** Conservation DistList Instance 30:5 Distributed: Saturday, June 18, 2016 Message Id: cdl-30-5-007 ***Received on Thursday, 16 June, 2016