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The Story of Mother Teresa /
Published 2001“…It tells what life was like for her and how she helped to change people's lives. There are watercolour paintings to illustrate the stories.…”
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Kuala Lumpur : A Sketchbook /
Published 1998“…However, with artist Chin Kon Yit and architect Chen Voon Fee as guides, this book reminds citizens of the riches that remain, helps visitors to appreciate the city's unique character and serves as a poignant memento. Watercolour paintings and sketches depict the city's grandest buildings, humblest shophouses and typical street scenes.…”
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Identifying eighteenth century pigments at the Bodleian library using in situ Raman spectroscopy, XRF and hyperspectral imaging
Published 2017“…There are multiple challenges in analysing pigments in historic watercolour paintings on paper, and typically non-invasive, in situ methods are required. …”
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Identifying eighteenth century pigments at the Bodleian library using in situ Raman spectroscopy, XRF and hyperspectral imaging
Published 2017“…There are multiple challenges in analysing pigments in historic watercolour paintings on paper, and typically non-invasive, in situ methods are required. …”
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Landmarks of Perak /
Published 2006“…Over 400 specially commissioned watercolour paintings and sketched details by three leading Malaysian artists are reproduced in the book.…”
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Re-thinking the use of drawing for documentation and conservation: reflections on the Spanish town of Blanca.
Published 2012-11-01“…In this paper I’ll illustrate the watercolour drawings of the city of Blanca in Spain, which were executed in a Representation Seminar.…”
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Hans christian andersen: into the world of fairytales
Published 2017“…In addition to the different styles of illustrations, different mediums such as watercolour and digital painting would be explored as well. …”
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Botany And Metaphor
Published 2012“…I started the doctorate program with works depicting fictional plants as a mirror or metaphor for my thoughts and feelings. The plants in the watercolour works on paper are impossible biologically and in terms of the environments in which I place them. …”
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Bildedonasjoner og donatorbilder. Lekfolks gaver til kirken som visuell kultur
Published 2016-03-01“…The author suggests that the lost paintings of Vang, documented in watercolour in the 19th century, can be linked to the knight Sigvat of Leirhol. …”
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Une leçon japonaise : la gravure sur bois en couleurs en France, 1889-1939
Published 2014-11-01“…The influence of Japonism was apparent in the experimentation with xylography techniques and printing methods: engraving of one woodblock per colour, use of watercolour pigments, and water-colour printing. Henri Rivière and Auguste Lepère were pioneers in this movement in the late 1880s, followed by the work of Amédée Joyau, Tony and Jacques Beltrand, and Adolphe Beaufrère. …”
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Does Colour Filling-In Account for Colour Perception in Natural Images?
Published 2018-05-01“…Some form of colour filling-in must underlie the equiluminant colour Craik–O’Brien–Cornsweet effect and the Watercolour Effect, but these effects are too weak to account for the appearance of extended colour fields in natural images. …”
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Colour-Coded Manuscript Maps in the Military Enlightenment
Published 2021-12-01“…The skills required for these maps added to perspective and geometry skills the mastery of landscape watercolour techniques and the knowledge of a color-coding specific to the military and its affordances. …”
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Stories of iridescence
Published 2020“…“Stories of Iridescence” is an Experiential Installation. In this watercolour-based animation interactive installation, the audience is invited to experience an alternate world where visions go by in a flash for the others – by allowing them to choose the colours that they felt most emphatically to their mood of the day. …”
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How far is the sun?
Published 2024“…is a fully illustrated watercolour book about what it means to grow up, and the pursuit of dreams.…”
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Verkehrte Welt am Hasenhaus in Wien
Published 2022-01-01“…The appearance of its façade, which was elaborately repainted around 1550, is only attested to by a watercolour by Salomon Kleiner, painted shortly before the building was demolished in 1749. …”
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Lepidoptera fluminensis – “obra tão rara e estimável”
Published 2019-07-01“…More than three hundred butterflies from Rio de Janeiro appear natural diepressed (nature printing) and drawn in watercolour in a small album sui generis in the Portuguese museological context – Lepidoptera fluminensis. …”
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Brightness Alteration with Interweaving Contours
Published 2012-12-01“…Some vivid manifestations may be seen in a white background where thin coloured lines have been drawn (assimilation) or when lines of different colours are collinear (neon effect) or adjacent (watercolour) to each other. This study examines a particular colour induction that manifests in concomitance with an opposite effect of colour saturation (or anti-spread). …”
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“To Think and to Do” in the architectural drawing of Antonio Flórez Urdapilleta (1879-1941)
Published 2020-11-01“…Even given his uniqueness and his skill in drawing and watercolour, Flórez is nevertheless a clear testimony of what the practice of drawing represented for the architects trained at the Madrid School of Architecture, in the first decades of the 20th century.…”
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Beastly Condemnation: The Representation of Oldenbarnevelt’s Twenty-Four Judges as Animals
Published 2021-12-01“…The album contains a collection of thirty-eight watercolour drawings on parchment with written explanations on paper and deals with the infamous trial of the Land’s Advocate. …”
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Early (17th and 18th centuries) drawings of lantern-flies and mentions of their bioluminescence (Fulgora spp., Hemiptera, Homoptera, Fulgoridae)
Published 2017-12-01“…However, there are illustrations of lantern-flies prior to Grew’s paper, and the first of them, by Jacques de Heyn (1620), also refers to the bioluminescence of those insects. The second is a watercolour by Pieter Holstejn (1614-1673), a Dutch Golden Age painter and engraver. …”
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