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Tracing the 14C bomb peak in Pierre Soulages’ artworks to improve radiocarbon dating of 20th century paintings – ERRATUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 December 2025

L. Beck Open the ORCID record for L. Beck [Opens in a new window] ,
P. Hélou-de La Grandière ,
C. Coustet ,
M. Thoury ,
I. Caffy ,
E. Delqué-Količ ,
J.-P. Dumoulin Open the ORCID record for J.-P. Dumoulin [Opens in a new window]  and
A. Quiles Open the ORCID record for A. Quiles [Opens in a new window]
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Radiocarbon , Volume 68 , Issue 4: 4th Radiocarbon in the Environment Conference Lecce, Italy, Sept. 22-27, 2024 , August 2026 , pp. 684 - 686
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The above article was published with the crossed out entries in Tables 1 and 2 omitted. The tables should appear as follows. The publishers apologise for this error.

Table 1.

F14C, calibrated date ranges and time interval between the painting date and the 14C calibrated date for canvas samples from the paintings by Pierre Soulages. All dates were calibrated using OxCal v.4.2.4 and the Bomb21 NH1 curve (Hua et al. 2022) with a confidence level of 95.4 %. Dates crossed out or in brackets were rejected (see detailed explanations in the text). *: undeterminable. **: for confidentiality reasons, it is not possible to provide the full title of the paintings.

A table comparing calibrated dates and time intervals for canvas samples from paintings by Pierre Soulages.
Table 1 Long description

The table presents data on calibrated dates and time intervals for canvas samples from paintings by Pierre Soulages. It includes 33 rows and 10 columns. The columns are labeled as follows: Catalogue raisonné page, Sample number, Month-Year of the painting, Lab number (SacA) for CANVAS, CANVASF14C, CANVASF14C uncertainty, CANVAS calibrated date (cal AD) range 1, CANVAS calibrated date (cal AD) range 2, and Time interval between the painting date and the 14C calibrated date in years (shortest duration and longest duration). Each row provides specific data for different samples. For example, Row 1: t1, p.235, PS1, Apr-1956, 68623, 0.96823, 0.00233, before 1795, 1949-1952, 4, 7. Row 2: t1, p.271, PS3, Oct-1958, 73300, 0.99151, 0.00309, before 1917, 1953-1954, 4, 5. The table continues with similar detailed data for each sample, providing a comprehensive overview of the calibrated dates and time intervals for the canvas samples.

Table 2.

F14C, calibrated date ranges and time interval between the painting date and the 14C calibrated date for binder samples from the paintings by Pierre Soulages. All dates were calibrated using OxCal v.4.2.4 and the Bomb21 NH1 curve (Hua et al. 2022) with a confidence level of 95.4%. Dates crossed out or in brackets were rejected (see detailed explanations in the text). **: for confidentiality reasons, it is not possible to provide the full title of the paintings.

Table showing calibrated date ranges and time intervals for painting binder samples.
Table 2 Long description

Panel A: Table listing calibrated date ranges for binder samples from paintings by Pierre Soulages. The table includes columns for sample ID, painting date, calibrated date range, and time interval between the painting date and the calibrated date. Some dates are crossed out or in brackets, indicating they were rejected. Panel B: Explanation of the calibration process using OxCal v.4.2.4 and the Bomb21 NH1 curve with a 95.4% confidence level. The table notes that full titles of paintings cannot be provided for confidentiality reasons.

References

Beck, L, Hélou-de La Grandière, P, Coustet, C, et al. Tracing the 14C bomb peak in Pierre Soulages’ artworks to improve radiocarbon dating of 20th century paintings. Radiocarbon. Published online 2025:1-11. doi: 10.1017/RDC.2025.10135CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Table 1. F14C, calibrated date ranges and time interval between the painting date and the 14C calibrated date for canvas samples from the paintings by Pierre Soulages. All dates were calibrated using OxCal v.4.2.4 and the Bomb21 NH1 curve (Hua et al. 2022) with a confidence level of 95.4 %. Dates crossed out or in brackets were rejected (see detailed explanations in the text). *: undeterminable. **: for confidentiality reasons, it is not possible to provide the full title of the paintings.Table 1 long description.

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Table 2. F14C, calibrated date ranges and time interval between the painting date and the 14C calibrated date for binder samples from the paintings by Pierre Soulages. All dates were calibrated using OxCal v.4.2.4 and the Bomb21 NH1 curve (Hua et al. 2022) with a confidence level of 95.4%. Dates crossed out or in brackets were rejected (see detailed explanations in the text). **: for confidentiality reasons, it is not possible to provide the full title of the paintings.Table 2 long description.