Recent Discoveries on Antwerp Panel Makers' Marks

Jørgen Wadum

Recent Discoveries on Antwerp Panel Makers' Marks

SMK National Gallery of Denmark

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Article in proceedings › Research › peer-review

Abstract

There still exist today uncertainties and misunderstandings in our interpretation of panel makers' marks from early 17th century Antwerp. In the future, panel marks and the panels on which they can be found will certainly render much more information concerning the technology of that time. Still more can be added to our comprehension of the way the panel makers worked in Antwerp. In the following paper I shall give a brief summary of the present state of research, as well as outline the complicated task of interpreting these marks and their use as a dating tool. The ready-made supports of that period will also be discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Technologia Artis. The Third Yearbook of the Historical Art Technology Prague
Editors	Antonin Novak, Milena Necaskova
Volume	III
Place of Publication	Prague
Publication date	1993
Pages	96-100
Publication status	Published - 1993

Series	Technologia Artis
Volume	III
ISSN	1211-3018

Access to Document

http://www.technologiaartis.org/english.html

1 Lecture and oral contribution

Establishing connections
Jørgen Wadum (Other)
2 Jun 2022
Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture and oral contribution

2 Active

MoA: Marks and Brands on Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish Panel Paintings. History, Meaning & Digitization
Wadum, J.
09/01/2023 → 31/03/2023
Project: Research
Marks on Art: Panel Makers' Marks - empirical and archival research
Wadum, J., Moortgat, I., Jager, A., Weidema, S., van Vlierden, M. & Roels, S.
15/03/2018 → 20/02/2026
Project: Research

Cite this

@inproceedings{d1bcaddff9e2401abe20898432f8dbe5,

title = "Recent Discoveries on Antwerp Panel Makers' Marks",

abstract = "There still exist today uncertainties and misunderstandings in our interpretation of panel makers' marks from early 17th century Antwerp. In the future, panel marks and the panels on which they can be found will certainly render much more information concerning the technology of that time. Still more can be added to our comprehension of the way the panel makers worked in Antwerp. In the following paper I shall give a brief summary of the present state of research, as well as outline the complicated task of interpreting these marks and their use as a dating tool. The ready-made supports of that period will also be discussed.",

author = "J{\o}rgen Wadum",

note = "The Archives of Historical Art Technology accepts papers both from restorers and all other scientific branches that affect historical technology in their research. We welcome, in particular, detailed laboratory analyses of works of art, or archive research into the material and technical as well as sociological aspects of art work. Likewise studies that generalize the occurrence of individual techniques in art and theoretical papers closely related to the material buildup of artifacts. We welcome papers sent from every country (in any language), for the development of historical art technology is primarily dependent on international exchange of knowledge.",

year = "1993",

language = "English",

volume = "III",

series = "Technologia Artis",

pages = "96--100",

editor = "Antonin Novak and Milena Necaskova",

booktitle = "Technologia Artis. The Third Yearbook of the Historical Art Technology Prague",

}

TY - GEN

T1 - Recent Discoveries on Antwerp Panel Makers' Marks

AU - Wadum, Jørgen

N1 - The Archives of Historical Art Technology accepts papers both from restorers and all other scientific branches that affect historical technology in their research. We welcome, in particular, detailed laboratory analyses of works of art, or archive research into the material and technical as well as sociological aspects of art work. Likewise studies that generalize the occurrence of individual techniques in art and theoretical papers closely related to the material buildup of artifacts. We welcome papers sent from every country (in any language), for the development of historical art technology is primarily dependent on international exchange of knowledge.

PY - 1993

Y1 - 1993

N2 - There still exist today uncertainties and misunderstandings in our interpretation of panel makers' marks from early 17th century Antwerp. In the future, panel marks and the panels on which they can be found will certainly render much more information concerning the technology of that time. Still more can be added to our comprehension of the way the panel makers worked in Antwerp. In the following paper I shall give a brief summary of the present state of research, as well as outline the complicated task of interpreting these marks and their use as a dating tool. The ready-made supports of that period will also be discussed.

AB - There still exist today uncertainties and misunderstandings in our interpretation of panel makers' marks from early 17th century Antwerp. In the future, panel marks and the panels on which they can be found will certainly render much more information concerning the technology of that time. Still more can be added to our comprehension of the way the panel makers worked in Antwerp. In the following paper I shall give a brief summary of the present state of research, as well as outline the complicated task of interpreting these marks and their use as a dating tool. The ready-made supports of that period will also be discussed.

M3 - Article in proceedings

VL - III

T3 - Technologia Artis

SP - 96

EP - 100

BT - Technologia Artis. The Third Yearbook of the Historical Art Technology Prague

A2 - Novak, Antonin

A2 - Necaskova, Milena

CY - Prague

ER -

Recent Discoveries on Antwerp Panel Makers' Marks

Abstract

Access to Document

Activities

Establishing connections

Projects

MoA: Marks and Brands on Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish Panel Paintings. History, Meaning & Digitization

Marks on Art: Panel Makers' Marks - empirical and archival research

Cite this