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"A Nice Cup of Tea: Lessons learned from a Workshop with Christopher Clarkson in a French Paper Mill." Journal of Paper Conservation, 20(1-4), pp. 31–32
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Nadine Dumain
A graduate from the Graduate School of Arts and Printing Industry, in Paris, France in 1990, Nadine Dumain opened her bookbinding and restoration workshop at the Moulin du Verger in 1999. She combines conservation work with creation and research on limp conservation bindings (work initiated with Christopher Clarkson). She actively participates in the development and manufacture of new papers with the papermaking team at the Moulin du Verger. She takes part in exhibitions and presents at conferences. She regularly organizes numerous workshops at the Moulin du Verger on bookbinding and paper.