Ellen J Pearlstein
Biographic Data
| ID | 1476096 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ellen J Pearlstein |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ellen J |
| FAMILY NAME | Pearlstein |
| SIGNATURE | PEARLSTEIN E J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 2 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Bishop’s Miter and Infulae, a Feathered Masterpiece from Museo degli Argenti in Florence
The feathered bishop’s miter and infulae (liturgical headgear and lappets) of the Museo degli Argenti, Florence, are one of seven such sets of Catholic regalia known from Mexico, perhaps one of a group of miters made in the Michoacan area of Mexico that were taken to Spain in 1547 for delivery to
The Feather Conservation Survey; Introduction to Conservation Issues for the Feather Creations Seminar
Feather creations represent a rich and varied group of objects, almost all of which are composed of feathers joined together with other materials. The feather condition and technical surveys were created in order to determine whether there is any observed relationship between deterioration and the construction of a feather object, its length of time on display, the type of display lighting, and how often the object has traveled. With the help of …
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The Feather Conservation Survey; Introduction to Conservation Issues for the Feather Creations Seminar
Feather creations represent a rich and varied group of objects, almost all of which are composed of feathers joined together with other materials. The feather condition and technical surveys were created in order to determine whether there is any observed relationship between deterioration and the construction of a feather object, its length of time on display, the type of display lighting, and how often the object has traveled. With the help of …
Bishop’s Miter and Infulae, a Feathered Masterpiece from Museo degli Argenti in Florence
The feathered bishop’s miter and infulae (liturgical headgear and lappets) of the Museo degli Argenti, Florence, are one of seven such sets of Catholic regalia known from Mexico, perhaps one of a group of miters made in the Michoacan area of Mexico that were taken to Spain in 1547 for delivery to
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