enamel art

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They are often inspired by religious art of the Middle Ages and realized using modern techniques such as an electric furnace or a propane torch and oxygen

thin strips of bronze are shaped to form the outline of the pattern	wet powders are deposited using fine spatulas	enamel are vibrated to bring the water to the surface
first firing at a temperature of 800 °C.	the top of the metal and enamel are abraded, the hollow left by the firing of the enamel must be refilled and fired again	the last job is to polish the all with fine emery
medieval bird 93 champlevé enameled plate (diameter 6 cm)	rectangular enameled plate (10 x 6 cm mounted on frosted glass, 18 x 14 cm)	enameled cross 3 plates, riveted to a thick copper plate (height 14 cm, width 9 cm)
copper coffret decorated with 12 enameled plates riveted (length 12 cm, width 7 cm, height 7 cm)	rectangular plate it consists of five plates cloisonné enamel, mounted on the plexiglass plate (12 x 7.5 cm, plexy 21 x 16 cm)	medieval bird P 81 champlevé enamel (7 cm diameter mounted on frosted glass, 10 x 10 cm)
square plate (9 x 9 cm mounted on a frosted glass, 17 x 17 cm)
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video: different stages of enameling 1mn 41