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Microscopic examination of inclusions
Microscopic examination of inclusions in the paper of a single-sheet devotional print from Dunhuang (Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 927.24). Photo: Jessica Lockhart
Copy of Arba’ah Turim under ultraviolet and near infrared light
A Dino-Lite digital microscope’s ultraviolet and near infrared settings reveal a repair made to an early printed copy of the Arba’ah Turim (Toronto, Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, Friedberg 00131). Photo: Jessica Lockhart
Dragonfly rendering of an early printed book
Dragonfly rendering of an early printed book using microCT. Image: Jessica Lockhart
Parchment collagen fibrils in the Bozec lab
Parchment collagen fibrils in the Bozec lab (University of Toronto). Photo: Jessica Lockhart
Engineers Mei Li and Aly Abdelaziz from Grasselli’s Geomechanics Group
Engineers Mei Li and Aly Abdelaziz from Grasselli’s Geomechanics Group (University of Toronto) discuss a book’s structure visualized using microCT. Photo: Matt Volpe
Paper painting depicting seated Buddha triad
Paper painting depicting seated Buddha triad with standing Bodhisattvas and donor, with hanging tabs added; mounting holes in upper and lower margins. Guiyijun period (848/851–1030/1036), tenth century. From Mogao Cave 17, Dunhuang. Paris,…
Optical microscope view of Cao Yuanzhong’s Avalokiteśvara woodblock prints
A view under optical microscope revealing inclusions in the paper fibres of one of Cao Yuanzhong’s Avalokiteśvara woodblock prints (Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 927.24). Photo: Jessica Lockhart
Fragment of Cao Yuanzhong’s Avalokiteśvara woodblock print
A fragment of Cao Yuanzhong’s Avalokiteśvara woodblock print in which the image block is printed at centre, with roughly symmetrical margins of 5–6 cm around each edge – one of them created by the addition of a vertical strip of reused paper…
Woodblock print of Avalokiteśvara
Single-sheet woodblock print depicting Avalokiteśvara with dedicatory inscription, sponsored by Cao Yuanzhong and carved by Lei Yanmei. Guiyijun period (848/851–1030/1036), dated 947. From Mogao Cave 17, Dunhuang. Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de…
Melissa Moreton and Noam Sienna
Hidden Stories team member Melissa Moreton joins Global Judaica postdoctoral scholar Noam Sienna at the Hebrew type exhibition featuring the work of modern letterpress printers, MCBA, Minneapolis.