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The Economist visited Odemira and Lab O

Posted on July 14, 2022September 18, 2022 by Helena Loermans
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  • Lab O in the Proceedings of the Conserving Canvas Symposium at Yale University in 2019; Getty Publications…
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    • -Lab O @ The MET
    • -Piero di Cosimo
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    • -Automated Thread Count analyses
    • -Thank you Adam Lowe and Carlos Bayod
    • invited to be the keynote speaker at this forum …
    • thank you Adam Lowe…
    • thanks…
    • “What can archaeological finds and the close inspection of artefacts, specifically textiles, reveal about the past?”
    • Join Textile Conservator, Cristina Balloffet Carr, in her discussion with Helena Loermans on this fascinating topic, Thursday, November 10th, 10 – 10:45 am EST.
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    • The Economist visited Odemira and Lab O
    • The importance of the weave draft !!!
    • The Warburg Institute
    • Lab O at the Courtauld…
    • so much has happened in six years !!!
    • Paper accepted at the conference:
    • looking forward…
    • ..reconstruction will be used for restoration of an historic canvas…
  • …all the paintings in detail:
    • Piero di Cosimo
    • Le triptyque de l’eucharistie de Grégoire Guérard 
    • Correggio
    • …an unlined historic painting
    • Titian:
    • El Greco :
    • Pulzone Scipione, Ritrato di papa Martino V
    • Alonso Sánchez Coello :
    • Caravaggio :
    • Velázquez :
    • Artemisia Gentileschi :
    • Rembrandt :
    • Alonso Cano :
    • Francisco de Goya :
    • Marc Chagall :
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Lab O is located in the historic centre of Odemira, an idyllic white town in the south of Portugal.

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