Analysis and scientific methodology applied to the textile work of Mariano Fortuny and Madrazo
Abstract
This article presents the analytical methodology and results in the identification in the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Spain (IPCE) materials laboratory of materials in some textile works by Mariano Fortuny belonging to the Costume Museum of Madrid (CIPE). A total of 15 pieces have been selected, divided into two groups, those belonging to clothing and textiles. Among them are three wall hangings, eight pieces from different clothing, three wall hangings and four planes tissues. Analyzes performed are intended to achieve the following objectives: firstly determining the technical development and secondly explain the application of color in the prints of other textiles.
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