Publisher's Synopsis
"Die Maltechnik Des Altertums, Nach Den Quellen, Funden, Chemischen Analysen Und Eigenen Versuchen .." delves into the painting techniques of antiquity, drawing from original sources, archaeological discoveries, chemical analyses, and the author's own experiments. Ernst Berger meticulously reconstructs and describes the methods employed by ancient artists, offering insights into their materials, processes, and artistic achievements.
This authoritative work is an invaluable resource for art historians, conservators, and anyone interested in the practical aspects of ancient art. Berger's thorough approach combines historical research with scientific investigation, providing a comprehensive understanding of the subject. The book remains a significant contribution to the study of ancient art and technology, appealing to both scholarly and practical interests.
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