Tag Archives: Infrared Exam

California Impressionist Guy Rose Hidden Signature Found with IR on Newly Discovered Painting

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Scott M. Haskins

A serene painting by the California Impressionist master painter Guy Rose of French Haystacks done about 1910 walked into my lab today for an examination. The painting was in a private collection that, a couple of months ago, has passed … Continue reading →

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Lost Leonardo Searched for with Infrared – Its also used to help art collectors find lost signatures – A short video

Posted on January 19, 2013 by Scott M. Haskins

By Kelly Rose Almeida, Guest Blogger From Leonardo Da Vinci to your own paintings, this instrument is used to search for hidden treasures within art across the globe. Every art history class that learns about the beauty of the Renaissance … Continue reading →

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Vintage oil painting’s old labels can provide valuable information for art collectors! 3 tips to save them

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Scott M. Haskins

By Chelsea Padgett, Guest Blogger Last week a beautiful painting of a lady came into the lab. The back of the painting had fragments of an old ripped apart label. Labels are apart of the painting’s history and can increase … Continue reading →

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