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Description	In 2007 to 2009 we examined 32 paintings by F. von Amerling using a non-invasive X-ray fluorescence method. The collection of samples was limited as paintings were not in the process of restoration; thus we only collected samples from bent edges of canvas. We found out that he used mainly two types of grounds – oil white and also a two-layer oilground consisting of a bottom clay-based (earthy) layer and a top light layer. F. von Amerling did not change his favorite palette of pigments in that period. He used zinc white only later - in the eighteen fifties. Further, we compared three portraits of the Hilleprand von Prandau painted by Amerling, specifically two portraits of Marianne Norman - Ehrenfels (Levoča, Slovakia, Osijek, Croatia), and a portrait of Marianne´s sister, Alvine, (Osijek, Croatia). The comparison of the paintings suggests that the portrait of Marianne from Levoča (so far without a definite datation) was painted earlier than the portrait of the same person from Osijek (1951). In 2007 to 2009 we examined 32 paintings by F. von Amerling using a non-invasive X-ray fluorescence method. The collection of samples was limited as paintings were not in the process of restoration; thus we only collected samples from bent edges of canvas. We found out that he used mainly two types of grounds – oil white and also a two-layer oilground consisting of a bottom clay-based (earthy) layer and a top light layer. F. von Amerling did not change his favorite palette of pigments in that period. He used zinc white only later - in the eighteen fifties. Further, we compared three portraits of the Hilleprand von Prandau painted by Amerling, specifically two portraits of Marianne Norman - Ehrenfels (Levoča, Slovakia, Osijek, Croatia), and a portrait of Marianne´s sister, Alvine, (Osijek, Croatia). The comparison of the paintings suggests that the portrait of Marianne from Levoča (so far without a definite datation) was painted earlier than the portrait of the same person from Osijek (1951). (en)
Title	Painting Technique of Portraits painted in the 19th century by Friedrich von Amerling Painting Technique of Portraits painted in the 19th century by Friedrich von Amerling (en)
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http://linked.open...n/vavai/riv/zamer	Výzkum historických malířských technik a materiálů pro potřeby restaurování a umělecko-historické hodnocení výtvarných děl
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