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The Japanese and Chinese Paintings at Taliesin: Their Display and Conservation
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  • 2008East Asian Paintings: Materials, Structures and Deterioration Mechanisms19 cited
  • 2002Toning with ‘paper extract’4 cited
  • 2006Japanese folding screens in a Western collection: Notes on a representative treatment3 cited
  • 1996Frank Lloyd Wright's fifty views of Japan : the 1905 photo album2 cited

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