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A Comparison of Clear versus Yellow Ultraviolet Filters in Reducing Fading of Selected Dyes
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  • 1978The museum environment327 cited
  • 1966The Light-Fastness of the Natural Dyes135 cited
  • 1964Control of deteriorating effects of light upon museum objects*38 cited
  • 1961A New Look at Colour Rendering, Level of Illumination, and Protection from Ultraviolet Radiation in Museum Lighting26 cited
  • 1984Japanese woodblock prints : a catalogue of the Mary A. Ainsworth Collection16 cited

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