Vliv produktivních hornických oblastí střední Evropy na malířské pigmenty a technologie na začátku novověku

Název projektu anglicky
Impact of Thriving Mid-European Mining Regions on Painting Pigments and Technologies at the Outset of Modern Age
Anotace anglicky
In the pre-industrial times, artistic pigments were either natural minerals or products of simple productions and did not represent an economically significant commodity; their extraction was often related to other mining activities. At the outset of Modern Age (late 15th - early 17th century), numerous changes in fine arts were triggered by the availability of materials. Some pigments were newly emerging, some gradually disappeared. Since the impact of rapidly developing key mining areas of Central Europe (the Ore Mountains and the Upper Hungary/Slovakia) has been generally assumed, but not verified, it will represent the main research focus of this project. While the development of Co-mining in the Ore Mountains led to the production and spread of Co-rich smalt, artificial orpiment or metal Bi in painting, spherulitic malachite started to be precipitated from mine waters in Banská Bystrica district and used as a green pigment, allegedly by painters "all over the world". The project should shed light on the topic and provide credible interpretations in the historical context.

Kategorie VaV
ZV - Základní výzkum
OECD FORD - hlavní obor
10504 - Mineralogy
OECD FORD - vedlejší obor
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OECD FORD - další vedlejší obor
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CEP - odpovídající obory <br>(dle <a href="http://www.vyzkum.cz/storage/att/E6EF7938F0E854BAE520AC119FB22E8D/Prevodnik_oboru_Frascati.pdf">převodníku</a>)
DB - Geologie a mineralogie

Důvěrnost údajů
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů
Systémové označení dodávky dat
CEP24-GA0-GA-R
Datum dodání záznamu
19. 2. 2024

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