technique
Burnishing
Polishing a prepared metallic surface to increase smoothness and reflectivity; demonstrated in museum technical resources for gilded icons and manuscripts.
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Burnished Gold ReflectanceBurnishing —produces-effect→ Burnished Gold Reflectance · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-363.Gold LeafBurnishing —acts-on→ Gold Leaf · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-362.Icon Panel Making ReconstructionBurnishing ←includes— Icon Panel Making Reconstruction · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-367.Panel PaintingBurnishing ←can-use-technique— Panel Painting · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-353.
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produces-effectBurnished Gold Reflectance
qualified-source-backed · The Icon Museum and Study Center, J. Paul Getty Museum
← includesIcon Panel Making Reconstruction
qualified-source-backed · The Icon Museum and Study Center
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The Icon Museum and Study Center
Creation of an Icon
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Creation of an Icon
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text-reference-only; modern icon-making demonstration is a reconstruction/teaching source, not universal proof of Byzantine workshop practice
J. Paul Getty Museum
The Making of a Medieval Book
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The Making of a Medieval Book
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text-reference-only; medieval manuscript process is broader than Byzantium and is used only as a qualified comparison/context source
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