IL43466A - Method of making simulated oil paintings - Google Patents

Abstract

1454785 Pictures DIMENSION WELD INTERNATIONAL CORP 15 Oct 1973 [21 Feb 1973] 48524/73 Heading B6X A reproduction of an oil painting having the brush strokes reproduced thereon is formed by making a silicone rubber mould 6, Fig. 5, of the original oil painting, laying a print 9 of the original painting on a heated platen, overlaying said print with a transparent polyvinyl chloride sheet 10 and bonding said sheet to the print 9 whilst reproducing the brush strokes by pressing the sheet and print between the mould 6 and the platen 8. The reproduction 11, Fig. 6, is composed of a laminate in which the print 9 is bonded to the sheet 10 whose upper face is deformed in correspondance with the cavities of the mould 6. [GB1454785A]

Claims (12)

1. The embodiments of the invention in which an. exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows: / WHAT IS CLAIMED IS: / . I 1. A method of making a painting having simulated ru h /strokes or pale te-knife strokes, comprising the steps of p o iding a painting having brush strokes or palette-knife strokes; taking of said painting a silicone rubber mold having the strokes thereon in form of corresponding recesses; placing a sheet of trans arent therrao plastic sheet material over a printed reproduction of said painting; and £or ¾jSaid sheet at elevated temperature and in a said mold with raised replicas of said strokes while sealing said sheet to said printed, re roduction, thereby p odding a simulated painting having raised replicas of said strokes formed on said sheet.

2. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein the step o providing said painting comprises forming the strokes to be simulated on a reproduction of the original painting with a painting medium, and ermit ing the. medium to set before taking said moid. /

3. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein the step of taking said mold comprises applying silicone rubbe in f lowable . state onto said painting, allowing the silicone rubber to set so as to obtain said mold, and thereupon removing the thus obtained silicone rubber mold .from said painting.

4. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein, said thcrmo plastic sheet material is polyvinyl chloride; and wherein the s'ce of forming is carried out under application of pressure,

5. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein the step of 43466/2 '

6. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein the step of forming comprises subjecting said sheet to RF heating under cimultaneous application of pressure , to thereby flow-mold the sheet to the contour of the mold-surface of said silicone rubber mold*

7. As a novel article of manufacture! a replica of a painting having brush strpkee or palette-knife strokes* prepared in accordance with the method of all or any of the preceding claims, such replica comprising a first layer of sheet material having a face provided with a two-dimensional reproduction of the painting to be copied; a second layer of transpa ent synthetic plastic sheet material overlying said face and having one side directed towards and boned to the same* and another side directed away from said face; and three-dimensional replicas of the brush or palette-knife strokes of the painting to be copied, formed on said other side from the material of said second layer and at locations corresponding to those of the original strokes*

8. * An article as defined in claim 7, wherein said synthetic plastic material of said second layer is a thermoplastic material.

9. An article as defined in claim 7, wherein said synthetic plastic material of second second layer is vinyl.

10. An article as defined in claim 7, wherein said sheet material of said first layer is paper.

11. An article as defined in claim 7, wherein said sheet material of said first layer is cardboard.

12. An article as defined in claim 7* wherein said two-dimensional reproduction is a printed reproduction of the painting to be copied. P.O. BOX 33116, TEL AVIV. ATTORNEYS FOR APPLICANT.