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Multispectral imaging analysis in cultural heritage: The Hexham Abbey panel case, with reference to future AI data validation.

Online - Microsoft Teams

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The focus of this webinar will be Dr Charis Theodorakopoulos's research with Hexham Abbey in identifying a painting discovered in a back room of the Abbey. The surface was covered over but Charis was able to discover that this was actually part of a series of mediaeval panel paintings (known as the 'Dance of Death' series). 

 

In February 2017, a panel painting bearing a dark and heavily discoloured image was discovered languishing in a corner of the triforium of the Abbey, having been missing since the 1990’s. This latter painting, in very poor condition, is believed to be part of the sequence – perhaps with many others now lost – and represents a ‘caller’ or commentator for the sequence. 

 

A paper about the work, published by the Hexham Local History Society, is available online here.

 

To register for this webinar, please complete the form below. The event will take place online using Microsoft Teams. A link to join will be sent out 2 days before the event.

 

 

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