Renoir's True Colors: Science Solves a Mystery
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- Follow the museum conservation department's intrepid detectives as they do what it takes to get the scoop on Madame Clapisson's elusive past.
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This exhibition closes April 27, 2014.
This is illuminating. The color shift over time is dramatic. One can't help wondering about so many other paintings we've interpreted based on significantly altered or shifted colors.
Cool! But why just the background? Didn't the paint in the woman lose its original color as well?
I like the faded colors better
Fantastic. When we learn something new it becomes a whole different picture. Thanks a million for a new, different look at an old favorite.
Lenore Melzer
Very interesting. This would be a great video to show youth how art & science come together..... perhaps stimulate some interest in a future career blending the two.
If the background faded, the why didn't her lips and the sofa?
Interesting and cleverly presented!
Amazing
Attempting a master copy of the Blond Bather for a friend’s wife and had to special order extra fine carmine. Never used that color before. Looking forward to telling her about the “ bugs”.
They should do this to my favorite Renoir work, The Two Sisters (On the Terrace),
Thanx for this education, enjoyed it!
Preshita Shah You might find this interesting as well.
wow, what a difference! :o