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Conserving Japanese Wood-block Prints with a Brief Study of the Materials Used in their Conservation
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  • 1984Conservation of manuscripts and paintings of South-east Asia30 cited
  • 1985JAPANESE BRUSHES FOR CONSERVATION4 cited

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  • 2022Optimized micro-sampling and computational analysis for SERS identification of red organic dyes on prints9 cited

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