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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…