Featured John Seerey Lester drawing

Discussion in 'Art' started by Chinoiserie, Jun 26, 2023.

  1. Chinoiserie

    Chinoiserie Well-Known Member

    Well I couldnt resist. I have had the back off and had a closer look. The heavily shaded areas reflect light like you would expect pencil to do. Also I have measured the resistance of the shaded areas with a multimeter and got a reading of around 6k ohms to 10k ohms. This kind of tallies with one website that says 5k to 40k ohms for pencil on paper. Probably the real deal. Oh and on the back of the board it says 'Entwistle Thorpe Special Art'.

    Excess dried out sellotape removed, glass cleaned up and back in one piece with no major catastrophes.
     
  2. charlie cheswick

    charlie cheswick Well-Known Member

    You could also argue that an artist could remove any smudging easily enough

    Reckon your gonna have to get inside, as annoying as it is, it's always pretty conclusive

    Thank God for modern frames sometimes

    The old ones are a freaking nightmare
     
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  3. charlie cheswick

    charlie cheswick Well-Known Member

    Oh you beat me to it !!
     
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  4. charlie cheswick

    charlie cheswick Well-Known Member

    Yeah I'm forever doing that, wait what now ;):)
     
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  5. Boland

    Boland Well-Known Member

    I have no idea. Will have to go and do some reading
     
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  6. Chinoiserie

    Chinoiserie Well-Known Member

    Pencil lead or graphite is conductive so I figured it would have a relatively low resistance if applied thickly to paper. I measured its resistance and googled what I should be expecting and it is in the same ball park. Not definitive proof but a step in the right direction.
     
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