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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 9873576, member: 5833"]This was really interesting, the way paintings from different countries tended to show a characteristic craquelure. This one still looks far too regular for long stretches. It reminds me of the way Celluloid meant to look like ivory compares with genuine ivory. One explanation could be the material it is painted on, which is currently a mystery.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 9873576, member: 5833"]This was really interesting, the way paintings from different countries tended to show a characteristic craquelure. This one still looks far too regular for long stretches. It reminds me of the way Celluloid meant to look like ivory compares with genuine ivory. One explanation could be the material it is painted on, which is currently a mystery.[/QUOTE]
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