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Initial results on laser cleaning at the Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum and Tate Gallery

Resource type
Journal article
Creator (person)
Sokhan, Marina
Gaspar, Pedro
McPhail, David S.
Cummings, Alan
Cornish, Larrain
Pullen, Derek
Hartog, Frances
Hubbard, Charlote
Oakley, Victoria
Merkel, John F.
Date published
2003
Abstract
A collaborative project between the Materials Department of Imperial College, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum and the Tate Gallery was initiated with the objective of introducing laser cleaning in these London-based museums and establishing a long-term research collaboration. An access to these material conservation departments means that materials like traditional statuary materials, heavily corroded metals, ivory, palaeontological samples, textiles, stained glass, plaster and some modern materials can be used to investigate the usefulness of laser cleaning and study their effects using a wide range of analytical techniques.
Journal title
Journal of Cultural Heritage
Volume
4
Issue
Sup 1
Publisher
Elsevier Masson SAS
ISSN
1296-2074
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