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Egbert van der Poel |
Rubens Studio |
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| In 2008, I had the opportunity to treat two seventeenth-century paintings. One was a Rubens studio painting owned by the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa, while the other was a Dutch panel by Egbert van der Poel owned by Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan. In each instance, historical discoveries were made during the course of the conservation procedures. This Case Study outlines these remarkable revelations. | |||||
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| At the bottom right of each page, a link will open the next page. The page numbers in the Table of Contents also serve as links to each section. From this page the next link is Biography located under Home at the bottom of the page. | |||||
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| Page 1: Biography--Egbert van der Poel | |||||
| Page 2: "Barn Interior" Examination | |||||
| Page 3: Treatment | |||||
| Page 4: The Flayed Pig | |||||
| Page 5: Related Themes | |||||
| Page 6: "The Crowning of St. Catherine" Examination | |||||
| Page 7: Visual Treatment | |||||
| Page 8: Structural Treatment/Completion | |||||
| Page 9: Rubens Original | |||||
| Page 10: Comparisons and Conclusions | |||||
| Page 11: Final Thoughts | |||||
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