DE1727147U - LIGHTING PICTURE OR CARVING IN THE DARK. - Google Patents

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Franz Josef Wi e sn er., Wiesbaden » Wilhelms tras se 18

A picture or carving that shines in the dark

It is known »to produce sculptures using fluorescent paint. However, such sculptures can not make the claim to art, but serve & lame purposes essentially Ee '* If this is not ausschliesslieh comes to the visualization of contours, we have applied to the images phosphorescent luminescent color in different brightness values so that the silhouette of the object depicted emerges lighter from a darker, radiant luminous color. With images of this kind, Sage gives the impression of a stylized object made of gray-green colors, while in the dark one recognizes a luminous area, which represents the outlines of the area in question, on which lighter spots are visible, which differ faintly from the area Vividly emphasize the luminous background · Furthermore, it is known to produce luminous announcements about Beia & mezv / eeken from such fluorescent colors, whereby both characters are represented as objects #

In contrast, according to the invention, an image is created » the so / ohl with saga as well as "with night in 'bright colors is visible, in a valence as intended by the creating artist. According to the invention, such figurative works are produced in a special way with radioactive luminous paint, in such a way that they can be seen in light and in the dark appear correct in terms of color as real works of art.

Bas image according to the invention can be painted or AUOH in the known multi-color print produced "a, as k xm eg Eich be a painted Sehnitzwerk * Bie substantial invention"is' that the image with normal commercial color is painted or printed, and only in the Liehtem image "these lights are fitted uniform fields or contours of radioactive luminous paint so" that the remaining free primary colors in the dark illuminated and visible · the attached fluorescent colors the hue of painted lights of the image are aligned in their Leuehtfarbton. Xfexai it is not possible »To produce any color tone from such a radioactive hate» so there is the possibility »to produce the basic colors yellow» gröa »blue and red in very delicate rastelltones, 3Js would not suffice» to paint a picture only from these luminous colors »once» because these in the light »as mentioned before, only gray-green silhouettes he give »on the other hand, because the ·! shades of color are much too delicate in the dark and the image would appear much too blurred and watered down». On the other hand, the luminosity of such radioactive colors is not their luminosity

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from a strange light memory *, so intense that they brighten up your surroundings * u to a certain extent. For this reason, the picture according to the invention is in the. natural color tones and this painting is supplemented by adding iron luminous paint in the lighter values »and in such a way that» the primed color remains on the rope and through the radiation of the radioactive fluorescent material immediately next to it, in the angular color value, becomes visible with intermediate luminous color and the normally painted or printed colors, a clear CrruMlaek, neutral for the luminous color, is placed and a clear _# two-way weather-resistant Beokl & ek is drawn over the whole picture including the luminous colors »This can both lie over the whole picture and be clearly transparent» but it can also be translucent in color and only lie on top of the luminous colors.

In the drawing, the arrangement of the luminous colors and the layers of varnish on one is similar

painted picture depicted »

In the picture shown in section, 1 means the painting base _f ζ · Β. Cardboard or canvas on which the colored parabola layer 2 is painted or printed in the usual way. Qh & i * theee colors are drawn with a continuous, neutral oxide layer. On this layer 3, in the light values of the image, there are shape-corresponding areas 4, each with a radioactive luminescent paint similar in color, and these are individually or continuously coated with a suitable deodorant over the entire image area. "

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Claims (2)

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