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Authentication and Expertise by Curators, AAMC Webinar
Collections Care For Institutions, American Institute for Conservation
CAA GUIDELINES FOR CURATORIAL-STUDIES PROGRAMS
The Detroit Institute of Arts, web-based Exhibition Planning Tool, Overview and Case Study
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2016, Study Access Classroom Use Objects Request Form, Emory University
2016, MITRA, deGhetaldi And Baade, University of Delaware
2015, Handout - Art Teaching Languages, Yale University Art Gallery
2014, Kress Technical Art History Website, deGhetaldi And Baade, University of Delaware
Interpretive Tool for Loan: Pigment Kits created by the University of Delaware Conservation Department
The Samuel H. Kress Foundation would like to offer up an interpretive tool that may be of use to your institution. Recently the University of Delaware Conservation Department organized the Technical Art History: Egg Tempera Painting and Gilding Workshops, summer programs which focused on the working methods of early Italian tempera painters. In conjunction with these workshops, several pigment kits were created which contain samples of materials traditionally used by artists in the early modern period. These kits are available for loan and have already been borrowed by both museum education departments and college and university art history departments. Each pigment kit contains the following raw materials and pigments in sealed plastic containers:
Azurite Malachite
Charcoal Natural Chalk
Cochineal Insects Parchment Scraps
Dog's Tooth Raw Umber
Gold Leaf Raw Sienna
Green Earth Red Earth
Gypsum Red Lake
Lapis Lazuli Vermilion
Lead Tin Yellow Yellow Ochre
Lead White
The kits are housed at the Samuel H. Kress Foundation and are typically loaned out for periods of 4 to 9 months. If your institution is interested in borrowing a kit, please email chelsea.cates@kressfoundation.org with your request.