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The Center for Research on Preservation (known by its French initials, CRC) is a research and services unit that falls under the joint umbrella of the CNRS (France’s national scientific research council), the French National Museum of Natural History and the Ministry of Culture and Communication. It specializes in research aiming at the preservation of cultural property.
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Échard Jean-Philippe, November 2023 — « Talking about damages, a museum perspective » in Hands-on Workshop on the Safe Analysis of Heritage Objects and Materials Using Novel Accelerator-based Analytical Techniques.. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-04287536
Gauthier Vincent, Almanza Victor, Jossic Marguerite, Kirsch Sebastian, Emmanuel Foltete, Cogan Scott, Echard Jean-Philippe, Wilkie-Chancellier Nicolas & Vaiedelich Stéphane, September 2023 — « Investigation Of Bracings Transformations On Voboam Guitars: What Can Uncalibrated FEM Models Tell Us? » in Forum Acusticum 2023.. , ,
https://dx.doi.org/10.61782/fa.2023.0867
Condi Louise, Échard Jean-Philippe & Kirsch Sebastian, March 2023 — The Nyckelharpa of the musée de la Musique: An Emblem of the Nineteenth-Century French Interest in Swedish Musical Culture. Galpin Society Journal vol. 76, , 220-223, 248-262
https://hal.science/hal-04287413
Échard Jean-Philippe & Bertrand Loïc, January 2023 — « Le projet “ techniques de vernissage d’instruments de musique XVIe–XVIIIe s. ” comme point de départ de réflexions sur les méthodologies de recherche » in Atelier “ Concordance et discordance documentaires : des gestes, des textes et de la matière aux époques médiévale et moderne ”.. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-04287510
Échard Jean-Philippe, April 2022 — « Les violons de Crémone à la cour des derniers Valois » in La Cour en fête dans l’Europe des Valois.. , , p. 221-235
https://hal.science/hal-03611305
Échard Jean-Philippe, April 2022 — Stradivarius et la lutherie de Crémone. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-03616561
Échard Jean-Philippe, April 2022 — « La musique dans la Tenture des Fêtes des Valois » in La Tenture des Fêtes des Valois – Tisser les fêtes de Catherine de Médicis.. , , p. 63-67
https://hal.science/hal-03611398
Échard Jean-Philippe & Albiero Laura, December 2021 — Identifying Medieval Fragments in Three Musical Instruments Made by Antonio Stradivari. Fragmentology vol. 4, ,
https://dx.doi.org/10.24446/v4ub
Échard Jean-Philippe & Radepont Marie, March 2021 — « Towards digital reconstruction of lost signs borne by heritage artefacts using chemical imaging: the case of 16th-c. violins and luthiers’ tools » in Digital Approaches to Art History and Cultural Heritage.. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-04293496
Radepont Marie, Échard Jean-Philippe, Ockermüller Matthias, de La Codre Hortense & Belhadj Oulfa, December 2020 — Revealing lost 16th-century royal emblems on two Andrea Amati’s violins using XRF scanning. Heritage Science vol. 8, n° 112,
https://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s40494-020-00460-6
Échard Jean-Philippe, November 2020 — Une exceptionnelle basse de violon à la cour des derniers Valois. La Revue des musées de France , n° 4, p. 4-8
https://hal.science/hal-03499920
de La Codre Hortense, Radepont Marie, Échard Jean-Philippe, Belhadj Oulfa, Vaiedelich Stéphane & Rouchon Véronique, May 2020 — The use of XRF imaging for the chemical discrimination of iron-gall ink inscriptions: a case study in Stradivari’s workshop. X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis is a powerful approach to discriminate iron-gall inks from different inscriptions. The… X-Ray Spectrometry , sous presse, dir. Wiley Online Library p. 1-9
https://dx.doi.org/10.1002/xrs.3160
Radepont Marie, Echard Jean-Philippe, Ockermüller Matthias, de la Codre Hortense & Belhadj Oulfa, 2020 — Revealing lost 16th-century royal emblems on two Andrea Amati’s violins using XRF scanning. A key issue in understanding artefacts from the past is the loss of readability of the signs they may have borne. The two 16th… Heritage Science vol. 8, n° 112,
Échard Jean-Philippe, 2020 — Reconstructing the History of the 1724 ’Sarasate’ Stradivarius Violin, with Some Thoughts on the Use of Sources in Violin Provenance Research. Galpin Society Journal vol. 73, , 111-132, 196-198
https://hal.science/hal-03025740
Échard Jean-Philippe, 2020 — François Xavier Tourte, Archet de violoncelle, œuvre acquise par dation. La Revue des musées de France , n° 2, p. 12-13
https://hal.science/hal-03499909
Radepont Marie, Belhadj Oulfa, de La Codre Hortense, Echard Jean-Philippe, Vaiedelich Stéphane & Rouchon Véronique, October 2019 — « The use of X-ray fluorescence imaging for the distinction of iron-gall ink inscriptions on artefacts from Stradivari’s workshop » in MA-XRF.. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-02454774
Shapreau Carla, Échard Jean-Philippe & Laloue Christine, 2019 — « Documenting the Violin Trade in Paris: the Archives of Albert Caressa and Émile Français, 1930-1945 » in Collecting and Provenance: A Multidisciplinary Approach.. , , p. 189-204
https://hal.science/hal-03636503
Durier M.-G, Hatté C, Vaiedelich S., Gauthier C., Noury Claude, Thil F., Tisnerat-Laborde N., Bruguière P, Échard Jean-Philippe & Laloue C, November 2018 — « Dating of modern music instrument combining the sharpest 14 C technology and independent expertise » in REFRAIN.. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-02293142
Durier M.-G, Hatté C, Vaiedelich S., Gauthier C., Noury C., Thil F., Tisnerat-Laborde N., Bruguière P, Échard Jean-Philippe & Laloue C, November 2018 — « Radiocarbon dating application to modern musical instruments: an interdisciplinary study » in labs, art and relics.. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-02281820
Echard Jean-Philippe, September 2018 — Le violon Sarasate, stradivarius des virtuoses. , ,
https://hal.science/hal-01884073
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