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   Jan 20, 2018 · Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press. By reduction printing, I mean that the whole print is created from one piece of lino (which I’ll refer to as the block in this blog).

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Raking_lightRaking light - Wikipedia

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   Raking light, the illumination of objects from a light source at an oblique angle or almost parallel to the surface, provides information on the surface topography and relief of the artefact thus lit. It is widely used in the examination of works of art.

3. library.fiveable.me › raking-lightRaking Light - Vocab, Definition, and Must Know Facts - Fiveable

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   Raking light refers to a lighting technique used in visual examinations that creates a shallow angle between the light source and the surface being observed.

4. library.fiveable.me › raking-light-examinationRaking light examination - (Art Conservation and Restoration ...

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   Raking light examination can dramatically enhance the visibility of surface imperfections, making it easier to assess the condition of the artwork. This technique is particularly useful for identifying subtle changes in texture that indicate previous restoration efforts or areas of deterioration.

5. artenet.it › en › raking-lightRaking light in the examination of paintings - ARTEnet

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   Raking light means a band of light running parallel to the surface, or at a very narrow angle to the surface. It is necessary that this band be condensed by lenses and be well defined in order to obtain a contrast between the illuminated areas and those remaining in shadow.

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6. artuk.org › discover › storiesOn the different lights used by art conservators

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   Raking light. Looking at a painting in 'raking light' simply means looking at it with the light shining from an acute angle rather than from the front, so shadows will be cast where the surface is not perfectly smooth.

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   What is raking light in painting?

   • Raking light is a technique in which a painting is illuminated from one side only, at an oblique angle in relation to its surface. Raking light is used to reveal a painting’s surface texture. Raised paint surfaces facing the light are illuminated, while those facing away create shadows.

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   What is raking light used for?

   • Raking light is used to reveal a painting’s surface texture. Raised paint surfaces facing the light are illuminated, while those facing away create shadows. The increased appearance of paint texture can easily be seen, photographed or recorded digitally. Conservators use raking light to judge aspects of the condition of a painting.

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   What is raking light linocut?

   • I leave you to judge, depending on your answer, whether to read on or not… Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press.

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   What can raking light tell us about a wood panel?

   • On wood panels, raking light can easily point out the curvature, distortions and the panel joins. In addition, it is possible to identify deformations in the panel such as bowing, warping, curvature, arching. This simple investigative technique can provide information that allows us to reconstruct some of the vicissitudes of the object.

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   Should you read Vale raking light?

   • This print, called Vale Raking Light is a great candidate for a thoroughly nerdy piece with plenty of technical detail and hopefully some helpful ideas. Maybe take a quick quiz to see if this blog is for you before you go on reading: you meet a person at a party who begins talking about the rag content of paper.

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8. www.nationalgallery.org.uk › glossary › raking-lightRaking light | Glossary | National Gallery, London

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   Raking light is a technique in which a painting is illuminated from one side only, at an oblique angle in relation to its surface. Raking light is used to reveal a painting’s surface texture. Raised paint surfaces facing the light are illuminated, while those facing away create shadows.