Review of Conservation of Old Art Objects in Japan

Kazuo Yamasaki

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Historical Art and Architecture Studies Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis

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THE technique for conserving art objects in Japan is quite different from techniques used by Western countries, because the materials used in making Oriental art objects are entirely different. For example, silk, paper, wood and lacquer were employed as painting materials, and not oil and canvas. Pigments were also different. For this reason art objects of Japan and China require particular care for their preservation.

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