Delivered-To: hlleibbrandt@onsbrabantnet.nl Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2018 19:32:25 +0000 (UTC) From: "janet g. smith" To: Leibbrandt Subject: Re: ''Vincents'' X-rayed 6 jan 2018 are now online Dear Hans, Please contact your person at the Louvre and the Van Gogh Museum with the new information. Best regards, Janet Janet G. Smith Fine Art Consulting & Appraisal Telephone: (402) 320-1239 www.jgsart.com PO Box 120214 Clermont, FL 34712 Please notify us, if you receive this email in error. Thank you. The telephone number is registered on the national do not call list. ==================================================================== From: Leibbrandt To: jgsomaha@yahoo.com Cc: HansLeibbrandt@onsbrabantnet.nl Sent: Tuesday, January 9, 2018 6:42 AM Subject: Re: ''Vincents'' X-rayed 6 jan 2018 are now online Hello Janet, - The X-ray photo's are made, and also combined to the full, complete format of the paintings. You can see them on http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/Picture-1_X-ray_2018_01_06/ and http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/Picture-2_X-ray_2018_01_06/ - Also some first-view Infrared photo's are made, but in very simple quality. see: http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/IRR_photos_2018_01_06/ - The normal photo's are also made again, but now with a better camera and with the frames removed. see: http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/Photos_2018_01_06/ The photos Picture-2 without the frame gave a surprise: The combination ''TL Vincent'' was also on the first layer in the upper left corner of picture#2 under the frame ! So two times ''TL Vincent''. The 4 subfolders with all these images are in : http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/ To start with the complete X-ray pictures of both paintings: http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/Picture-1_X-ray_2018_01_06/picture-1_complete_.jpg and http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/Picture-2_X-ray_2018_01_06/picture-2_complete_.jpg These two JPEG images are about 20 mB and have about 15000 x 13500 pixels (needs a good internet connection) Black paint with carbon is not visable on the X-ray pictures, so no visible signatures or black objects. The Infrared photo's have poor quality, if we need good Infrared photo's, we must do it better. ---------------------------------------- PUBLICITY Up till now, the folder http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/ is hidden, there are no links to it, so nobody or Google can find it. Do you agree that we make a link to these images on the homepages of http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/index.htm, so that the whole world can see it all ? - You are free to share this information and your discovery with anyone you like: colleagues, students, et cetera . - Your are free to publish this information and your discovery on any medium and under your name. Maybe this project reaches the world press. However, we like to get a link to, or a digital copy of your publications. - In the case that your discovery leads to a substantial increase of the value of the paintings, you can expect a fair reward for your efforts. Up till now, the owner wants to be unknown. All publicity is yours. We wish you succes, With best regards, Hans Leibbrandt Leibbrandt Kievietlaan 4 5683RC Best, The Netherlands Phone +31 (0)499-398260 Mailto:HansLeibbrandt@onsbrabantnet.nl http://www.leibbrandt.com ============================================================== At 04:12 2018-01-06, janet g. smith wrote: Dear Hans, Thank you for the update. Please send me with the links to the x-rays and any additional image. Thank you and best wishes for your project. Best regards, Janet Janet G. Smith Fine Art Consulting & Appraisal Telephone: (402) 320-1239 www.jgsart.com PO Box 120214 Clermont, FL 34712