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Investigation of the destructive action of copper pigments on paper and consequences for conservation
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  • 1978Preservation of Paper and Textiles of Historic and Artistic Value58 cited

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  • 1985Microanalysis of art objects: Objectives, methods and results16 cited
  • 2014Chinese painted silks for the European market in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK: Conservation treatment developments1 cited

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