Arthur Pillans Laurie

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According to Wikipedia, Prof Arthur Pillans Laurie FRSE LLD was a Scottish chemist who pioneered the scientific analysis of paintings, especially by Rembrandt. He also was a fascist sympathiser who opposed the Second World War.

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The pigments and mediums of the old masters : with a special chapter on microphotographic study of brushwork (19)
Stone decay and the preservation of buildings (11)
LXXXIII.—The electromotive force of alloys in a voltaic cell (10)
Greek and roman methods of painting (10)
VI.—The constitution of the copper-zinc and copper-tin alloys (10)
The refractive index of a solid film of linseed oil rise in refractive index with age (1937) (9)
The Materials of Medieval Painting (1936) (8)
VII.— Ancient Pigments and their Identification in Works of Art. (6)
IV.—The Evaporation of Water and Salt Solutions from Surfaces of Stone, Brick and Mortar (6)
The identification of pigments used in painting at different periods, with a brief account of other methods of examining pictures (6)
X. On the existence of a compound of gold and tin (5)
On the change of refractive index of linseed oil in the process of drying and its effect on the deterioration of oil paintings (1926) (5)
The brush-work of Rembrandt and his school (1933) (5)
Suggestions for a magnetic theory of valency (4)
NOTES ON THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF RENAL AND VESICAL CALCULI BY THE X RAYS. (1897) (4)
LXVII.—The alloys of lead, tin, zinc, and cadmium (4)
XXIV. On the electromotive force of voltaic cells having an aluminium plate as one electrode (1886) (3)
The case for Germany : a study of modern Germany (1939) (3)
Lead and Zinc Pigments (1910) (3)
LI.—On the atomic weight of gold (2)
The selective sorption of organic liquids by solid films of raw linseed oil and stand oil (1937) (2)
Papers of the Society of Mural Decorators and Painters in Tempera. (1925) (2)
LXXXVII.—Note on the atomic weight of gold (1)
The Electric Charge on the Atom (1886) (1)
The Physics and Chemistry of Paintings (1937) (1)
Building Materials made of Waste Materials (1923) (1)
Heat of Formation of a Compound (1880) (1)
History of the Croydon Goldfield (1951) (1)
Investigation into the Imbibition exhibited by some shellac derivatives (1917) (1)
Old masters and modern forgeries (1934) (1)
XXIV.—The Electromotive Force of Iodine Concentration Cells in Water and Alcohol. (1)
Voltaic cells containing the same salt dissolved in two different solvents (1)
Early Gin Gin and the Blaxland tragedy (1952) (0)
A doubtful Rembrandt (0)
Great Britain's policy after Munich (1940) (0)
XVII.—The Electromotive Force of Iodine Concentration Cells with One Electrode saturated with Iodine (0)
2. Measurements of the Electro-Motive Force of a Constant Voltaic Cell with Moving Plates. (0)
Early Methods of Oil Painting (1923) (0)
5. Note on an Application of Mendeleieff's Law to the Heats of Combination of the Elements with the Halogens. (0)
“Cuprous Chloride Cell” (1882) (0)
Stone preservation [6] (0)
The history of the Isis Scrub (1948) (0)
XXIV.—On the Temperature Coefficient of Concentration Cells, in which the same salt is dissolved in two different solvents. (0)
Note on the expansion of water while freezing (0)
Hornet Bank massacre : October 27, 1857 (1957) (0)
XXIV.—Chemical Combination and Sir Alfred Ewing's Magnetic Atom (0)
Obituary notices: Matthew Algernon Adams, 1836–1913; Joseph Carter Bell, 1839–1913; William Popplewell Bloxam, 1860–1913; Harry Burrows, 1871–1914; James Tudor Cundall, 1865–1913; Robert Kennedy Duncan, 1868–1914; John Gibson, 1855–1914; Sir Walter Noel Hartley, 1846–1913; John Heron, 1850–1913; Jul (0)
Stone Preservation. (0)
4. On the probable Heats of Formation of Zinc-Copper Alloys. (0)
Analysis of Mixed Paints, Colour Pigments, and Varnishes Modern Pigments and their Vehicles (1908) (0)
5. The Heats of Combination of the Metals with the Halogens (0)
V.—Experiments with a Model to illustrate the Combination of Two Atoms consisting of Magnetons round a Positive Nucleus (0)
LXV.—On the measurement of the electromotive forces produced by the combination of cadmium and iodine in presence of water (0)
The preservation and cleaning of pictures (1925) (0)
On the resistance of oils and resins to the passage of moisture (1890) (0)
[Book Reviews] (0)
Scientific Methods of Identifying Pictures (0)

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