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Linen Interlayer

A textile layer documented beneath the gesso on several late Byzantine icon panels, separating the wood support from the prepared painting surface.

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Panel Painting
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Linen Facing / Interlayering
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Gesso Priming
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British Museum
Icon with the Triumph of Orthodoxy
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British Museum
Icon with four Church Feasts
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