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Course name: Modern Analysis Techniques and Authenticity
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In the program of MSc
MSE and
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EC (European Credits): 4 (1 EC concerns a work load of 28 hours) |
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Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials
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Department of MSE |
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Lecturer 1: Dik |
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MSc 2nd
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Dutch: Please contact the
lecturer about an English alternative, whenever needed. |
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1A |
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Precious
historical artefacts have always been the subject of falsification. Forgeries
can be identified as such by analysis of the materials used. This course
studies the proces of materials analysis of artworks, including the sampling
of the object, the analytical identififcation of materials and the historical
interpretation of analysis results. The course has a highly practical
orientation and usually includes a questioned art object from the art world. |
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