Our lamp emits the pure UV light you need for accurate examination, while cheaper lamps on the market emit mostly violet visible light. Get the best results with Fabrizio.
Erased ink. Antiphonary Parchment (16th century).
Finding invisible stains. 16th-century copper engraving print.
Ultraviolet Fluorescence of Varnishes. 19th-century paintings.
Ultraviolet Fluorescence of Paint Retouches. Art conservators fill in losses in paintings with retouches. They do their best to make retouches undetectable, yet, we can still see them with FABRIZIO, the UV lamp for Art Examination. Retouches look darker than the rest of the original paint. Icon, 19th century, original paint shows a yellowish fluorescence, and retouches are dark. Oil painting, 19th century, original paint shows a greenish fluorescence and retouches are dark.
Lost details in paintings and how to recover them with FABRIZIO, the UV lamp for Art Examination. Serigraph, modern art. Flowers seem without petals. Indeed, flowers have petals.
Identify Pigments with UVF. You can Identify some pigments with Fabrizio, The UV lamp for Art Examination. Just compare Pigments Checker, a collection of old and modern pigments with your art pieces. Sikh school miniature painting, 19th century. Indian miniature painting, 20th century. Serigraph, contemporary art.
