As we mentioned in the previous post How to model the risk of damage for canvas paintings?, following research on mechanical damage in the case of canvas paintings was focused READ MORE
Category: GRIEG News
The research carried out within this project, No. 2019/34/H/HS2/00581, has received funding from the Norway Grants 2014-2021.
London research on egg tempera
Thanks to the long-term cooperation of our group with Dr Marianne Odlyha and the STER scholarship program, PhD student Katarzyna Poznańska took part in a one-month internship at Birkbeck, University READ MORE
Experience exchange by the Seine
Within the PROM program scholarship, Katarzyna Poznańska took part in a three-week internship at the Laboratoire d’Archéologie Moléculaire et Structurale (LAMS) at the Sorbonne Université thanks to the hospitality of READ MORE
Listening to gesso
Our research on the formation of craquelure patterns in the painting layer requires a study of the mechanical properties of its components. Thus, this week we have been measuring the READ MORE
Short film about our research
We invite you to watch a short film in which we briefly summarize the research topics we are currently working on. The film was made thanks to the team of READ MORE
How to model the risk of damage for canvas paintings?
Today we will tell you more about a three-dimensional model of a canvas painting, which we are working on in the GRIEG project. In order for the computer model to READ MORE
Craquelure in social media
Thanks to such posts, the awareness of the problems affecting cultural heritage and the challenges we face every day, especially in the GRIEG project, is growing. Bravo!
Visiting Warsaw for the AChwOZ XXII conference
After a 3-year break, the AChwOZ conference – Chemical Analysis in the Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects – returned to its on-site form, which we welcomed with great joy! Once READ MORE
We take part in Gordon Research Conference 2022: Scientific Methods in Cultural Heritage Research
What a week! Surrounded by the Bernese Alps, the Swiss Les Diablerets was this weekend not only a stop on the Tour de France, but more importantly, hosted the Gordon READ MORE
GRIEG Project: Panel of Experts in the shade of Brunelleschi’s Dome
At the halfway point of the GRIEG project, we reached out to the authorities in the field of conservation and heritage science, who were invited to a mid-term meeting in READ MORE