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Integration of multispectral visible-infrared imaging and pointwise X-ray fluorescence data for the analysis of a large canvas painting by Carpaccio

Nicole de Manincor (UGent) , Giacomo Marchioro, Enrico Fiorin, Marco Raffaelli, Ornella Salvadori and Claudia Daffara
(2020) MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL. 153.
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In this work, we studied the canvas “The meeting of the pilgrims with the Pope” by Vittore Carpaccio fusing in a single data structure the pointwise XRF analysis with the Vis-IR multispectral data acquired on the painting. We proposed a workflow for analyzing and interpreting the data using Principal Component Analysis. The effectiveness of this approach is evaluated against the analysis of the data analyzed as separated contributions. The proposed procedure is demonstrated on the red pigments, which are predominant in this painting and in Carpaccio's production in general, highlighting information regarding the original artist's technique and regarding restored areas.
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Spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry, Artwork nondestructive diagnostics, Multispectral infrared imaging, False colour imaging, X-ray fluorescence (XRF), Principal Component Analysis (PCA), NONINVASIVE ANALYSIS, ARTIST MATERIALS, XRF, PIGMENTS

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de Manincor, Nicole, et al. “Integration of Multispectral Visible-Infrared Imaging and Pointwise X-Ray Fluorescence Data for the Analysis of a Large Canvas Painting by Carpaccio.” MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL, vol. 153, 2020, doi:10.1016/j.microc.2019.104469.
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de Manincor, N., Marchioro, G., Fiorin, E., Raffaelli, M., Salvadori, O., & Daffara, C. (2020). Integration of multispectral visible-infrared imaging and pointwise X-ray fluorescence data for the analysis of a large canvas painting by Carpaccio. MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 153. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.microc.2019.104469
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Manincor, Nicole de, Giacomo Marchioro, Enrico Fiorin, Marco Raffaelli, Ornella Salvadori, and Claudia Daffara. 2020. “Integration of Multispectral Visible-Infrared Imaging and Pointwise X-Ray Fluorescence Data for the Analysis of a Large Canvas Painting by Carpaccio.” MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL 153. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.microc.2019.104469.
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de Manincor, Nicole, Giacomo Marchioro, Enrico Fiorin, Marco Raffaelli, Ornella Salvadori, and Claudia Daffara. 2020. “Integration of Multispectral Visible-Infrared Imaging and Pointwise X-Ray Fluorescence Data for the Analysis of a Large Canvas Painting by Carpaccio.” MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL 153. doi:10.1016/j.microc.2019.104469.
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de Manincor N, Marchioro G, Fiorin E, Raffaelli M, Salvadori O, Daffara C. Integration of multispectral visible-infrared imaging and pointwise X-ray fluorescence data for the analysis of a large canvas painting by Carpaccio. MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL. 2020;153.
IEEE
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N. de Manincor, G. Marchioro, E. Fiorin, M. Raffaelli, O. Salvadori, and C. Daffara, “Integration of multispectral visible-infrared imaging and pointwise X-ray fluorescence data for the analysis of a large canvas painting by Carpaccio,” MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL, vol. 153, 2020.
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