Contributions to Conservation: Research in Conservation at the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Heritage (ICN)

Henry Matthew Nowakowski · Jaap A. Mosk · Norman H. Tennent

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

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Contributions to Conservation presents the latest research in conservation conducted by the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Heritage (ICN) -- a national centre of excellence promoting the study and conservation of objects of art and science through scientific research, education and consultancy. The objective of the ICN is to improve the quality of conservation and collections care in museums, galleries, archives, libraries and other public collections.

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