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1350-1550: Maleri og polykrom skulptur i Norge etter svartedauden

Om prosjektet

Prosjektnummer: 23152

Prosjektansvarlig: Konserveringsstudiet (IAKH)

Prosjektperiode: 01.08.2014 – 31.12.2018

 

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Publikasjoner

ABD publikasjoner

Publikasjonene er delt i syv kategorier, før listen av foredragene.

Project preparation (2012–2016)

Research background Post-doctoral research in Conservation Science (UiO & CATS, Copenhagen) PhD dissertation (UiO) CATS collaborations, Technical Art History Exhibition, Museum of Cultural History (KHM, UiO)

Added value: extra publications that contribute to the ABD research Portfolio

Publications associated with the ABD project (project-preparation‒2018)

i. Project preparation (2012–2016)
Theme	Contribution
Panels and wood	Wadum, J. & Streeton, N. eds. 2012. History and use of panels and other rigid supports for easel paintings. In Conservation of Easel Paintings. Eds. J.H. Stoner & R. Rushfield, pp. 51‒115. London & New York: Routledge. Esp pp. 86‒97, Northern European panel paintings.
Project description	Streeton, N.L.W. 2013. Project description: After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway, 1350‒1550, Oslo: Norwegian Research Council. http://www.hf.uio.no/iakh/english/research/projects/medieval-painting/index.html
Paint and Piety	Streeton, N.L.W. 2014. Preface to Paint and Piety: Collected Essays on Medieval Painting and Polychrome Sculpture. Eds. N.L.W. Streeton & K. Kollandsrud, pp. vii‒x. London: Archetype Publications.
Paint and Piety	Hohler, E. & Streeton, N.L.W. 2014. The medieval collection of the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo: a tradition of scholarship. In: Paint and Piety: Collected Essays on Medieval Painting and Polychrome Sculpture. Eds. N.L.W. Streeton & K. Kollandsrud, pp. 3‒12. London: Archetype Publications.
Panels and wood	Wadum, J., Curry, C., Streeton, N., Glatigny, J.-A., Goetghebeur, N. 2016. Wooden Supports in 12th–16th-Century European Paintings. A New English Commented Translation of Jacqueline Marette’s Connaissance des Primitifs par l'étude du bois du XIIe au XVIe siècle. London: Archetype Publications. http://www.wooden-supports-marette.com/
ii. Research background
Theory	Streeton, N.L.W. 2016/17. Writing histories for late-medieval objects: the engagement of conservation with theoretical perspectives on material culture. Studies in Conservation 62(7): 419‒431. DOI: 10.1080/00393630.2016.1210752 http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00393630.2016.1210752
Research history	Streeton, N.L.W. 2018. Perspectives (old and new) on late-medieval church art in Norway: questioning the hegemony of Lübeck workshops. Scandinavian Studies 90:1: 50‒77. https://muse.jhu.edu/article/701920
iii. Post-doctoral research in Conservation Science (UiO & CATS)		Status
Verdigris & damage	Platania, E., Streeton, N.L.W., Kutzke, H., Karlsson, A., Uggerud, E. & Andersen, N.H. 2018. Infrared, Raman and Computational study of a crystalline mononuclear copper complex found in the pigment verdigris, Journal of Vibrational Spectrocopy. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vibspec.2018.05.004	Published 2018
Paint & damage	Platania, E., Streeton, N.L.W., Vila, A., Buti, D., Caruso, F. & Uggerud, E., Detection and investigation of mineralization products of lead soaps in painting cross-sections. Under review.	Under review
Unstable green pigments	Platania, E., Streeton, N.L.W., Llluveras, A., Vila, A., Buti, D., Karlsson, A., Columbini, M.P., Kutzke, H., Andersen, N.H., & Uggerud, E. Identification of green pigments and binders in late-medieval painted wings from Norwegian churches. Under review.	Under review
iv. PhD dissertation (UiO)		Status
	Article-based dissertation: Ebert, B. 2019. Biographies carved in wood: Reconstructing narratives for medieval polychrome sculptures. PhD thesis, vols I and II. University of Oslo: Faculty of Humanities.	Defended 17 June 2019
	Ebert, B. 2017. A skewed balance? Examining the display and research history of the medieval collection at the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo. Journal of the History of Collections, 30(1): 139–151. https://doi.org/10.1093/jhc/fhx021	Published 2017
	Ebert, B. 2017. Composite wainscot block construction in medieval sculptures: A question of quality? In ICOM-CC 18th Triennial Conference Preprints, Copenhagen, 4–8 September 2017, Linking Past and Future. Paris: International Council of Museums, ICOM-CC.	Published 2017
	Ebert, B. 2018. Saintly relationships or grounds for divorce? An examination of workshop links between two medieval polychrome sculptures. Journal of the Institute of Conservation 41(2): 95‒112.	Published 2018
	Ebert, B. 2018. Biographies carved in wood: Turning points in the lives of two medieval Virgin sculptures. Journal of Material Culture (online): 1‒32. https://doi.org/10.1177/1359183518811355	Published 2018
v. CATS collaborations, Technical art history		Status
Dendro-chronology	Daly, A., & Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. Non-invasive dendrochronology of late-medieval objects in Oslo: refinement of a technique and discoveries, Applied Physics A. 123:431. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00339-017-1019-x	Published 2017
Chemistry in context	Streeton, N.L.W., Platania, E., Daly, A., Vila, A. & Buti, D. 2018, Tapte relasjoner? / Long-Lost Relations? In Bjerregaard, P. ed. Forvandling: Tro og hellige gjenstander i middelalderen / Transformation: Faith and Sacred Objects in the Middle Ages, pp. 30–43. Trondheim: Museumsforlaget.	Published 2018
Chemistry in context	Streeton, N.L.W., Platania, E., Daly, A., Vila, A., Buti, D., & Wadum, J. Forthcoming. Imitation game? Redefining Lübeck attributions for church art in Norway. In Lübeck 1500 – Kunstmetropole im Ostseeraum. Eds. J.F. Richter & J. Rosenfeld. Petersberg (DE): Michael Imhof Verlag.	Expected 2020
	NB: Collaborative articles with Platania et al. are listed with category iii.
vi. Exhibition, Museum of Cultural History (KHM, UiO)		Status
Exhibition	‘Forvandling’, Kulturhistorisk mueum, UiO (from 31 January 2019)	Open
Gallery guide	Bjerregaard, P. ed. 2018. Forvandling: Tro og hellige gjenstander i middelalderen / Transformation: Faith and Sacred Objects in the Middle Ages. Trondheim: Museumsforlaget. ISBN 9788283050615 -Streeton, N.L.W. Menneskebarn / Human Child (Christ child from Åmotsdal Church C26120), pp. 10‒13.  -Ebert, B. En biskop / A bishop (C2913), pp. 14‒16. -Streeton, N.L.W. Tre generasjoner / Three Generations (The Virgin and Child with St Anne, C23312), pp. 17‒21. -Ebert, B. Mens far hjelper til / While father helps (Enthroned Virgin with Nativity, C 2686), pp. 22‒25. -Ebert, B. Anna selv tredje / Virgin and Child with St Anne (C2912), pp. 26‒29. -Streeton, N.L.W., Platania, E., Daly, A., Vila, A. & Buti, D., Tapte relasjoner? / Long-Lost Relations? (Shrine from Bygland, C6113; Altarpiece from Skjervøy, C3000; Shrine doors from Røldal C5067), pp. 30‒43 (listed also with group v. CATS publications). -Streeton, N.L.W. & Liepe, L. En pilegrimsreise / A Pilgrimage (Relief from Borre Church, C6131), pp. 48-51.	Published 2018
Monograph	Liepe, L. 2018. A Case for the Middle Ages: The Public Display of Medieval Church Art in Sweden 1847–1943. Stockholm: Kungliga Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Akademien. 265 pages, ISBN 9789174024616	Published 2018
vi. Added value: extra publications		Status
Workshop practice	Streeton, N.L.W. 2016. Late-medieval workshops: making art in Lübeck. Kumla Altar Project webpages http://kumlaaltarproject.historiska.se/#/home (outcome from Kumla Altar Project)	Published 2016
Case study	Sæter, L., Skaaland, T.E., Stoveland, L.P., Grønnesby, O., Streeton, N.  2017. Visual and technical study of the Kumla altar (c. 1439), Swedish History Museum, Stockholm. In ICOM-CC 18th Triennial Conference Preprints, Copenhagen, 4–8 September 2017, Linking Past and Future. Ed. J. Bridgland. Paris: International Council of Museums, ICOM-CC. http://icom-cc-publications-online.org/PublicationDetail.aspx?cid=7d649a0d-5b23-4dd9-9708-cf7013f4c4eb	Published 2017
Case study	Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. Decoding damages to late-medieval cult sculpture from Norwegian churches. In ICOM-CC 18th Triennial Conference Preprints, Copenhagen, 4–8 September 2017, Linking Past and Future. Ed. J. Bridgland. Paris: International Council of Museums, ICOM-CC. http://icom-cc-publications-online.org/PublicationDetail.aspx?cid=662bcd86-bb75-41fc-9f08-875f3b9d7837	Published 2017
Cult of saints	Streeton, N.L.W. Forthcoming. An afterlife for cult sculpture from Norwegian churches: tradition, continuity and partial mutilation after the Reformation. In The Cult of Saints in the Archdiocese of Niðaróss and its European Context , eds. Kimberley-Joy Knight, Ragnhild Bø, Jón Viðar Sigurðsson. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.	Expected 2019

Public lectures delivered by members of the ABD network (2014-2019)

Streeton, N.L.W. 2019. Curatorial Discourses on Medieval Art, Past and Present: The exhibition ‘Transformation’, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, presented 11 May 2019, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo (USA).

Scharffenberg, K. 2019. ‘Forvandling/Transformation’, public tour offered 12 March 2019, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2019. ‘Transformation: Faith and Sacred Objects in the Middle Ages’. Lecture offered 15 February 2019 to the Conservation research group, Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2019. ‘Transformation: Faith and Sacred Objects in the Middle Ages’. Exhibition tour offered 15 February 2019 to the staff of the museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2019. ‘Transformation: Faith and Sacred Objects in the Middle Ages’. Public lecture presented 2 February 2019, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2019. ‘Forvandling: Tro og hellige gjenstander i middelalderen’. Exhibition tour offered 2 February 2019, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. 'New light on lost lustre. Results from the project "After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway"’, presented 21 November 2017 to the IAKH research seminar, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. 'Decoding damages to late-medieval cult sculpture from Norwegian churches' (Part II), presented 5 September 2017, ICOM-CC Triennial Conference, Copenhagen.

Ebert, B. 2017. ‘Composite wainscot block construction in medieval sculptures: A question of quality?’, presented 5 September 2017, ICOM-CC Triennial Conference, Copenhagen.

Sæter, L., Skaaland, T.E., Porsmo Stoveland, L., Grønnesby, O. & Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. ‘Visual and technical study of the Kumla altar (c. 1439), Swedish History Museum, Stockholm’, presented 5 September 2017, ICOM-CC Triennial Conference, Copenhagen.

Vila, A., Platania, E., Buti, D. & Streeton, N. 2017. A spectroscopic study of metal leaves and layering in a group of medieval objects from Norwegian churches. Technart, Bilbao (Spain).

Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. ‘After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway c. 1350-1550. Conservation Research & Its Implications’, presented 11 May 2017, NIKU, Oslo

Streeton, N.L.W. 2017. 'Imitation game: rethinking the links between Lubeck painters and their workshop prototypes', presented 27 January 2017, Schiffahrtsmuseum/Leibniz-Institut für Deutsche Schiffahrtsgeschichte/Netzwerk Kunst und Kultur der Hansestädte, Bremerhaven (Germany).

Streeton, N.L.W. 2016. 'Decoding damages to late-medieval cult sculpture from Norwegian churches' (Part I), presented 13 October 2016 during the symposium The Cult of Saints in the Archdiocese of Niðaróss in its European Context, University of Oslo. 

ABD network meeting, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo (14 Oct 2016):

   -Streeton. ‘ABD in progress, 2015–2016’

   -Platania, E. ‘Materials analyses and CATS collaboration’

   -Ebert, B. ‘PhD project: Current work’

   -Bjerregaard, P. & Lindoøe, E. ‘KHM exhibition, progress and planning’

Platania, E. 2016. ‘Analyses and characterization of painting cross-sections from Scandinavian medieval altarpieces’, presented 7 October 2016, CTCC (Centre for Theoretical and Computational Chemistry), Dept of Chemistry, University of Oslo.

Daly, A. 2016. ‘Dendroarchaeology’, presented 22 September 2016, Aarhus University, Moesgaard (Denmark).

Daly, A. 2016. ‘Beyond chronology – the material evidence for past timber trade’, presented at the workshop, 15‒17 June 2016, Gender and Material Culture in Ecclesiastical Spaces during the (long) Middle Ages, National Museum, Copenhagen.

Daly, A. 2016. ‘Dendrochronology and dendroprovenance’, lecture series presented 24‒28 May 2016, University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter (UK).

Streeton, N.L.W. 2016. 'XRF mapping of the altarpiece from Kumla (Historiska museet, Stockholm)', presented 3 May 2016, Kumla Altar Seminar, University of Gothenburg (Sweden).

Platania, E. 2016. ‘Applications of Raman Spectroscopy in Conservation Science’, presented 25 April 2016, Department of Cultural History, University of Bergen / Nordic Conservator Association, Hordaland.

Daly, A. and Streeton, N.L.W. 2016. ‘Non-invasive tree-ring analysis – archaeology and art’, presented 21 March 2016, InArt, 2nd International Conference on Innovation in Art Research and Technology, Ghent (Belgium).

Streeton, N.L.W. 2015. 'The making and transformations of the Bygland shrine: a test case for a theoretical framework', presented 4 December 2015 during the research seminar, Matter and Materiality in the Study of Medieval Art, organised by Lena Liepe and Kaja Kollandsrud, Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, University of Oslo.

Platania, E. 2015. ‘Scientific analyses of artistic materials in late medieval Scandinavian altarpieces’, presented 13 November 2015, CTCC (Centre for Theoretical and Computational Chemistry), Dept of Chemistry, University of Oslo.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2015. 'Making art, circa 1500: refinement and revision of Lübeck attributions for church art in Norway', presented 31 October 2015 during the Conference: Lübeck 1500 - Kunstmetropole im Ostseeraum, Lübeck (Germany).

ABD network meeting, Bergen (24–25 Sept 2015):

   -Streeton. ‘Re-shaping ideas about late-medieval church art in Norway’

   -Bonsdorff, J.v. ‘The dissemination and organisation of specialist artisans in the medieval Baltic Sea area’

   -Wadum, J. ‘The making of  altars 1350-1550: Cologne, Lübeck, Antwerp, and Utrecht’

   -Platania, E. ‘Case study: objects from Skjervøy Bygland and Røldal’

   -Daly, A. ‘Dendrochronology: early results’

   -Bjerregaard, P. ‘The renewal of the first floor at Historical Museum, Oslo’

-Karlsson, A. ‘Advanced Material Characterisation and Modelling at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry’

Daly, A. 2015. ‘Beyond chronology a tale of tall trees’, presented 15 September 2015, Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, University of Arizona, Tucson (USA).

Platania, E. 2015. ‘Suitability of DFT modelling for Raman spectral interpretation of copper complexes’, presented during the International Congress on the Application of Raman Spectroscopy in Art and Archaeology (RAA), 1‒5 September 2015, Wroclaw (Poland).

Streeton, N.L.W. 2015. 'Conservators and the "After the Black Death" project', presented 7 July 2015, Department of Conservation, The Art Institute of Chicago (USA).

Daly, A. 2015. ‘Timber trade in Northern Europe ‒ Stories from a world of wood’, presented 16 June 2015, New York University Summer Institute in Technical Art History for Doctoral Students in Art History, New York (USA).

Daly, A. 2015. ‘Non-invasive dendrochronology ‒ stories from Scandinavia’, presented 15 June 2015, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (USA).

Daly, A. 2015. ‘Non-invasive dendrochronology, high tech to low tech’, presented at Konferansen i nordisk marinarkeologi 2015, Norsk Maritimt Museum, Oslo, 16-18 April.

Streeton, N.L.W. 2015. 'The "After the Black Death" project: early results and Hanseatic enquiries', presented 8 March 2015 during the Hansische Identitäten Conference, 4-7 March, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität, Greifswald (Germany).

Daly, A., 2015. ‘Beyond chronology – stories from a world of wood’, presented 16 February 2015, Niguliste Museum, Tallinn (Estonia).

Daly, A., 2015. ‘Timber trade in Northern Europe – a tree-ring journey’, presented 17 February 2015, Niguliste Museum, Tallinn (Estonia).

Daly, A., 2015. ‘Wood and Art. Methods of technical art history: wood analysis for interpretation of art works’, workshop, 16‒18 February 2015, Niguliste Museum, Tallinn (Estonia), organised in collaboration with CATS, https://nigulistemuuseum.ekm.ee/en/wood-and-art-methods-of-technical-art-history-wood-analysis-for-interpretation-of-art-works/

Wadum, J., 2015. ‘Wood and Art. Methods of technical art history: wood analysis for interpretation of art works’, workshop, 16‒18 February 2015, Niguliste Museum, Tallinn (Estonia), organised in collaboration with CATS, https://nigulistemuuseum.ekm.ee/en/wood-and-art-methods-of-technical-art-history-wood-analysis-for-interpretation-of-art-works/

Wadum, J., 2015. ‘The metamorphosis of a tree into an altar or panel’, presented 18 February 2015, Niguliste Museum, Tallinn (Estonia).

Platania, E. 2015. ‘New micro-sampling techniques: gel extraction’, presented 11 February 2015, Conservation Studies, University of Oslo.

Daly, A., 2014. ‘Dendrochronology’. presented 16 December 2014, CATS Seminar on Provenance and Dating of Cultural Heritage Objects, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen.

Streeton, N.L.W. & Frøysaker, T. 2014. 'Reading damage: conservators and the multi-disciplinary project 'After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway', presented 13 November 2014 to the working group for the Corpus Project 'Wooden Medieval Sculptures and Painting in Schleswig-Holstein', Sønderborg Slot, Sønderborg (Denmark).

ABD kick-off symposium (15–17 October 2014): Archaeology of the Object: Conservation, Material Culture and the Creation of Historical Knowledge for Pre-Reformation Church Inventories, organized by Noelle Streeton and Tine Frøysaker, Conservation Studies, University of Oslo. Abstracts available at: https://www.hf.uio.no/iakh/english/research/projects/medieval-painting/symposium-october-2014/abstracts_symposium2014.pdf

   -Streeton, N.L.W. ‘After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway. Conservation and its contemporary context’

   -Frøysaker, T. ‘Interpreting the surface in light of re-painting, treatments and repair’

   -Wadum, J. 'Wood, Paint and their art-historical contexts: boxmakers, painters and technical art history'

   -Daly, A. ‘Non-invasive dendrochronology: an experimental method for the analysis of Baltic oak in late-medieval multi-component altarpieces’

   -Kutzke, H. ‘Alteration of copper pigments’

   -Sigurdsson, J.V. ‘Understanding the cult of saints in the century before the Reformation’

   -Bø, R. ‘What about devotion? Devotional and liturgical practices in late medieval Norwegian churches’

   -Fredriksen, P.D. ‘What counts as heritage? Archaeology, history and recent pasts’

   -Bjerregaard, P. ‘COLLAPSE and the renewal of the first floor of KHM’

   -Kausland, K. ‘Notes from the field: challenges for PhD research’

   -Liepe, L. ‘“The material turn”. A dispatch from the frontlines of medievalist art history’

   -Sandmo, E. ‘The Champion of the North. History, religion and prophecy in Olaus Magnus’ Carta Marina (1539)’

   -Marincola, M. ‘Do books on conservation practice still have value? Information dissemination in an accelerating context’

   -Streeton, N.L.W. ‘Writing histories for late-medieval things: the engagement of conservation with theoretical perspectives on material culture’

Streeton, N.L.W. 2014. 'Transcending the material: writing histories from late-medieval things', presented 2 September 2014 to Collegium Medievale, University of Oslo.