Notice catalographique « Joined up thinking : textiles and the historic interior »

• The Institute of Conservation (ICON) - Textile Group
• ICON Textile Group
• Fairhurst, Alison

Foreword
The historical interior as reverse engineering: the Celei Chalcolithic textile [Alexandra Rusu]
Arts and crafts hammersmith: a tale of two houses [Helen Elletson]
A house lost to time: the acquisition, presentation and care of furnishing textiles at Knole over four centuries [Emma Slocombe]
Plus ça change, plus c'est le même chose: conserving the staterooms of Westonbirt House [Jenny Band]
The removal of mould from historic interiors [Sophie Downes]
Agar paper: trails and tribulations with agarose gel [Philippa Dufus, Sophie Younger and Sarah Benson]
Inspired by Knole [Siobhan Barratt and Zenzie Tinker]
Conservation treatment of and research into seventeenth-century wall hangings in the Queen's Antechamber at Ham House, Richmond [May Berkouwer]
Poster: Document, message and information: textiles as "objects of knowledge" in a house-museum renewal project [Luz Neira]
Poster: Technical research of the Queen's ante-chamber hangings from Ham House and related damasks [May Berkouwer and Gerda Koppatz]

• Postprints of the forum of the ICON Textile Group, held 31 March 2014 at Birbeck College, London.
• ICON Textile Group was formerly named UKIC Textile Section.

• Textile fabrics - Conservation and restoration - Congresses
• Museum conservation methods - Congresses
• Interior architecture - Conservation and restoration - Congresses
• Historic buildings - Conservation and restoration - Congresses
• Musées - Méthodes de conservation - Congrès
• Textiles et tissus - Conservation et restauration - Congrès