X-radiography of textiles, dress and related objects

"X-radiography of textiles, dress and related objects" Table Of Contents:

• 1- 1: Textile X-radiography
• 2- Introduction / Sonia O'Connor and Mary M. Brooks
• 3- Principles of X-radiography / Sonia O'Connor
• 4- High definition X-radiography of textiles: methods and approaches / Sonia O'Connor
• 5- Textile X-radiography and digital imaging / Sonia O'Connor and Jason Maher
• 6- Image interpretation / Sonia O'Connor
• 7- Assessing the risks of X-radiography to textiles / Sonia O'Connor with a contribution on DNA by Jason Maher
• 8- Radiation safety / Graham Hart
• 9- 2: Exploring the X-radiographic features of textile objects / Sonia O'Connor and Mary M. Brooks
• 10- Materials
• 11- Threads, fabrics and construction techniques
• 12- Surface decoration
• 13- Makers and making, degradation and repair
• 14- 3: Case studies
• 15- Introduction / Mary M. Brooks and Sonia O'Connor
• 16- Evaluating X-radiography as a tool for examining upholstered furniture / Kathryn Gill
• 17- The use of X-radiography in the Textile Conservation Laboratory, Opificio delle Pietro Dure, Florence: methodological, technical and research approaches towards a non-invasive investigative technique / Susanna Conti and Alfredo Aldrovandi
• 18- The role of X-radiography in the documentation and investigation of an eighteenth century multi-layered stomacher / Gabriella Barbieri
• 19- Hidden Structures: the use of X-radiography in the Fashion Gallery at Snibston discovery park, Leicestershire / Clare Bowyer
• 20- X-radiography of a knitted silk stocking with metal thread embroidery / Sonia O'Connor, Mary M. Brooks and Josie Sheppard
• 21- A chalice veil rediscovered / Sonia O'Connor and Mary M. Brooks
• 22- The use of X-radiography in the analysis and conservation documentation of a set of seventeenth century hanging wall pockets / Mary M. Brooks and Sonia O'Connor
• 23- 'In needle works there doth great knowledge rest': the contribution of X-radiography to the understanding of seventeenth century English embroideries from the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archeology, Oxford / Mary M. Brooks and Sonia O'Connor
• 24- X-radiography of dolls and toys / Mary M. Brooks, Sonia O'Connor and Josie Sheppard
• 25- X-radiography of teddy bears and other textile artefacts at the Victoria & Albert Museum / Marion Kite
• 26- X-radiography of patchwork and quilts / Mary M. Brooks, Sonia O'Connor and Josie Sheppard
• 27- Revealing the layers: the X-radiography of eighteenth century shoes at Hampshire County Council Museums and Archives Service / Sarah Howard and Robert Holmes
• 28- The contribution of X-radiography to the conservation and study of textile/leather composite archaeological footwear recovered from the Norwegian Arctic / Elizabeth E. Peacock
• 29- Controlled lifting and X-radiography of gold threads from ancient archaeological textiles / Elizabeth Barham
• 30- X-radiography of ethnographic objects at the Horniman Museum / Louis Bacon
• 31- The use of X-radiography in the conservation treatment and reinterpretation of an incomplete musette / Sylvie François
• 32- X-radiographic examination of a historic mannequin on display in Edinburgh, Castle, Scotland / David Starley and Fiona Cahill
• 33- X-radiography of Rembrandt's paintings on canvas / Ernst van de Wetering Précis by Mary M. Brooks and Sonia O'Connor.

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