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Studies in Conservation Volume 59, 2014 - Issue sup1: 2014 IIC Congress - An Unbroken History: Conserving East AsianWorks of Art and Heritage
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Conservation of prayer leaves attached to glass plates with animal glue

以動物膠黏貼於玻璃片上的祈福葉的修復

Hyunjin LeeBunkazaihozon Co. Ltd., Nara, JapanCorrespondence[email protected]
(李賢眞) ,
Noriko HayakawaNational Research Institute for Cultural PropertiesTokyo, Japan
(早川典子) ,
Noriko YamamotoBunkazaihozon Co. Ltd., Nara, Japan
(山本記子) ,
Ikuko HoshiBunkazaihozon Co. Ltd., Nara, JapanCorrespondence[email protected]
(星育子) &
Kakuyu NakamuraBujo-ji TempleKyoto, Japan
(中村覚祐)
Pages S240-S241 | Published online: 30 Sep 2014
 
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"Conservation of prayer leaves attached to glass plates with animal glue." Studies in Conservation, 59(sup1), pp. S240–S241

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