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• W2947859894 abstract "A series of Burmese lacquered objects decorated with the yun (incised) technique and belonging to the British Museum’s collection was analysed with the aim to investigate the decorative materials—lacquer, binding media, additives and pigments—used in the production of these objects, which span chronologically from the eighteenth century to the late twentieth century. As the manufacturing process is supposed to have remained very similar over this time period, especially regarding the use of materials, we were interested in scientifically assessing for the first time the nature of these materials and the correspondence to the written sources in the relation to their specific use. Gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC–MS) and analytical pyrolysis with in situ silylation coupled with GC–MS (Py(HMDS)GC–MS) were used for the identification of the organic components in several samples taken from the coloured areas of the objects. Fibre optic reflectance (FORS) and Raman spectroscopies were used to identify the pigments after a visual investigation of the samples by digital microscopy. Burmese lacquer was detected in all objects and trends in its degradation were highlighted. Lipids, proteins and saccharide material were found to be mixed with lacquer, and they appeared to be applied with specific pigments, in good agreement with the written records, apart from proteins, which are not mentioned. The use of synthetic pigments, such as phthalocyanines blue and green and chrome yellow, was assessed in the most recent objects, showing an evolution in the use of pigments. Indigo, although expected, was not identified in any of the green samples and Prussian blue appeared to be the main source of blue colour. All this information is of fundamental importance for conservation practices and corrects the general opinion about the production materials of these objects. These results also open the way to future research dedicated to exploring the chemical interaction between Burmese lacquer, proteins, lipids, gums and pigments, with the aim to predict possible differences in degradation pathways." @default.
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• W2947859894 date "2019-05-08" @default.
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• W2947859894 title "The evolution of the materials used in the yun technique for the decoration of Burmese objects: lacquer, binding media and pigments" @default.
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