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craquelure: a standalone construct

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Art conservation

the network of cracks in a paint layer, whose patterns Bucklow describes systematically to help identify origin and age.

In art conservation, craquelure refers to the network of cracks in a paint layer, whose patterns Bucklow describes systematically to help identify origin and age. This meaning comes from Bucklow (1997) in Studies in Conservation.[1]

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References

Bucklow, S. (1997). The description of craquelure patterns. Studies in Conservation, 42(3), 129-140. https://doi.org/10.1179/sic.1997.42.3.129

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