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India Rubber Painting Grounds in Britain and France in the Nineteenth Century

Pascal Labreuche
Pages 14-30 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Christina Young & Suzanne Jardine. (2012) Fabrics for the twenty-first century: As artist canvas and for the structural reinforcement of easel paintings on canvas. Studies in Conservation 57:4, pages 237-253.
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M. J. Smith, T. Schmidt, K. Thompson & M. Dixon. (2019) Ion milling: the perfect cross-section of a painted textile. Heritage Science 7:1.
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