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Nondestructive examination of a pastel drawing with FTIR microscope

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Description: Nondestructive examination of a pastel drawing with FTIR microscope
TitleNondestructive examination of a pastel drawing with FTIR microscope
Creator nameUnknown
Creator nationality/cultureUnknown
Creator rolePhotographer
Creation dateUnknown
Object typePhotograph
MaterialsUnknown
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LocationUnknown
Accession numberUnknown
SubjectsDocumentary photographyArt objects--Conservation and restoration
StatusShown is Andrew W. Mellon Scientist Francesca Casadio
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Introduction
Allison Langley and Harriet K. Stratis
Description: Conservation at the Art Institute of Chicago
Conservation at the Art Institute of Chicago
The conservators at the Art Institute of Chicago are pleased to present the first issue of Museum Studies devoted to conservation-related topics. The following essays offer a behind-the-scenes view of our work at the museum, where staff with diverse areas of expertise treat and research objects of every age, medium, and origin. The articles themselves range from detailed descriptions of...
Author
Allison Langley and Harriet K. Stratis
PublisherArt Institute of Chicago
Copyright© 2005 The Art Institute of Chicago
https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00032.003
Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-16603&redirecttoanchor=23219
Chapter subject tags:Art--Conservation and restorationArt museumsArt Institute of ChicagoMuseums--Curatorship

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Statue of Osiris, representative cross section of the pigmented layer
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