Lapis and Gold: How the Gilded Page Was Made
The workshop and the laboratory: grinding lapis into ultramarine, boiling Tyrian purple, laying and burnishing gold leaf, ruling the vellum — plus the conservators and imaging scientists (the MINIARE project) reading what time left behind.
Playlist by @illuminated_art
14 tracks, shared on Audicious.
- Why Tyrian Purple Dye Is So Expensive | So Expensive | Insider Business — Business Insider
- Making Manuscripts — Getty Museum
- Making A Medieval Book - Complete Process From Start to Finish - 60 hours in 24 minutes — Four Keys Book Arts
- How The World's Most Expensive Color Is Made — Business Insider
- The Rarest Pigment in the World | Colour the Spectrum of Science | BBC Earth Science — BBC Earth Science
- Turning Rocks into Lapis Lazuli (Ultramarine) — Amateur Chemistry
- The Structure of a Medieval Manuscript — Getty Museum
- Fra Angelico blue pigment extraction — Master Pigments
- How To Make Illuminated Manuscripts Using Traditional Techniques | History In The Making — Discovery UK
- The Making Of Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts - Dr Sally Dormer — Gresham College
- I Tried Making the World's Rarest Blue Paint From Rocks — JakeDontDraw
- 15th century white vine illumination: painting, applying gold leaf and burnishing — Calligraphy by Moya
- The Alchemy of Color and Chemical Change in Medieval Manuscripts — Getty Museum
- Secret histories of illuminated manuscripts: the MINIARE project — Cambridge University