CONSERVATION OF MODERNNIHONGA(TRADITIONAL JAPANESE PAINTINGS) ON PAPER

Masako Koyano · Rie Tojo · Mika Okawa · Masako Saitō

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Building materials and conservation

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Nihonga are traditional Japanese paintings executed with styles and techniques unique to Japan. The conservation of modern nihonga is complicated because of various new materials and techniques. The development of new coloring materials after World War II and the introduction of synthetic media brought significant changes to nihonga. In addition, new painting techniques and mounting styles were developed. The deterioration characteristics observed in current nihonga due to the use of these modern materials and techniques are discussed, as well as the conservation treatments employed.

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