ArtMatters / 4 / druk 1

ArtMatters - Netherlands Technical Studies in Art presents a series of lavishly illustrated articles from the field of technical art history. By combining the expertise of restorers, art historians and scientists, fresh insights are given into the studio practices of artists from various disciplines and periods.
ArtMatters is an indispensable source of information for anyone interested in the fascinating world of the artist at work.

ArtMatters 4 explores, among others, the studio practices of Rubens; Rembrandt's 'Simeon' and the possible use of optical aids; the technical secrets of the mysterious 17th century Dutch painter Torrentius; discolouration in work by Philip Wouwermans and its impact on authenticity; an interesting history on the making of a 16th century Flemish panel as well as the technique of the modern artist Jasper Johns. This volume also includes book reviews and updates on research projects in the field of technical art history.