Patina | DMA Staging Content Management System

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Patina is the term for the brown or green encrustation on the surface of metalwork caused by oxidation, age, use, or exposure. The term (or its variants—patination, patinate) also refers to surface effects on non-metal objects whether produced by the passage of time, ritual use, atmospheric conditions, or intentionally triggered by chemical treatments.

NOTES

Ken Kelsey, The Art of the Classical World at the Dallas Museum of Art, Teaching Packet, 1995.

Removed TMS tags as part of the October 2015 revision process- 1933.23, 1952.16,

Tagged with all departments.

Removed routed tag and added completed tag. GDoc has been moved to Queta's files for her review. (EAS 3/7/2016)

As of March 6, 2017- rule reaches 38 objects and 28 items in D3C content.

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Apply to content where tag_value equals 300065245

apply to content where tag_value equals 300379761

Apply to content where content contains patina

apply to content where content contains patinated

apply to objects where label_copy contains patina

apply to objects where public_notes contains patina

apply to objects where medium contains patina

apply to objects where medium contains patinated

apply to objects where label_copy contains patinated

apply to objects where public_notes contains patinated