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(White) Haze

An obstructing layer diminishing the visibility of the paint layer.

Related terms

Hazing
Hazy appearance

COMMENT: COMMENT: A haze can have multiple causes such as the deposition of foreign matter, the growth of microorganisms, or the scattering of light from fine, clear to translucent particles

Literature

Zucker J., Opaque to Transparent: paint film defects in the work of Frederic Church and the Hudson River School., 2007, in: AIC Paintings Specialty Group postprints, Rhode Island, 16th-19th June 2006. AIC, Washington, pp 33-41

Jablonski E., Learner T., Hayes J., Golden M., The Conservation of Acrylic Emulsion Paintings: A Literature Review, 2010, in: ,
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260400209_The_Conservation_of_Acrylic_Emulsion_Paintings_A_Literature_Review

Whitmore P.M. Colaluca V.G., Farrell E., A note on the origin of turbidity in films of an artists' acrylic paint medium, 1996, in: Studies in Conservation vol. 41 nr. 4, pp 250-255

Waas

Een visueel belemmerende laag die de zichtbaarheid van de verflaag vermindert.

Opmerking: Een waas kan meerdere oorzaken hebben, zoals de depositie van … het groei van microorganisms, of het verstrooien van licht door fijne, doorzichtige tot opake deeltjes.

Literatuur

Zucker J., Opaque to Transparent: paint film defects in the work of Frederic Church and the Hudson River School., 2007, in: AIC Paintings Specialty Group postprints, Rhode Island, 16th-19th June 2006. AIC, Washington, pp 33-41

Jablonski E., Learner T., Hayes J., Golden M., The Conservation of Acrylic Emulsion Paintings: A Literature Review, 2010, in: ,
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260400209_The_Conservation_of_Acrylic_Emulsion_Paintings_A_Literature_Review

Whitmore P.M. Colaluca V.G., Farrell E., A note on the origin of turbidity in films of an artists' acrylic paint medium, 1996, in: Studies in Conservation vol. 41 nr. 4, pp 250-255