Notice catalographique « Taking the rough with the smooth : issues and solutions for decorated surfaces »

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

Foreword [Vivian Lochhead]
Taking the modern with the traditional: introducing the challenges of modern acrylic emulsion painted banners [Leanne Tonkin]
Powdery paint: the use of funori with an Indian Jain painting [Miriam McLeod]
Conservation lining of a painted Jain textile from the Chester Beatty Library [Rachel Phelan]
To catch an emerald thief: an investigation of pigments using scientific analysis to determine the cause of substrate loss in painted textiles from Rajasthan [Jane Wild]
Presenting rough and smooth with innovative technology [Dinah Eastop]
A work of Patience and Perseverance - the conservation of a large 16th century appliqued hanging [Ksynia Marko, Rachel Langley and Philippa Sanders]
Armoured and dangerous? The conservation of an iki-ningyo or Japanese 'living doll' [Sarah Glenn]
Poster: The survival of Valencian shoulder shawls: study of the applicability and suitability of different consolidation procedures on historic textiles [E Montesinos-Ferrandis, S Vincente-Palomino, et al.]
Poster: Evaluating painted surface treatments of the National Gallery of Australia's Ballet Russe costume collection [Hannah Barrett]

• Postprints of the annual forum of the ICON Textile Group, held 16 April 2012 at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
• ICON Textile Group was formerly named UKIC Textile Section.

• Textile fabrics - Conservation and restoration - Congresses
• Museum conservation methods - Congresses
• Wall hangings - Conservation and restoration - Congresses
• Musées - Méthodes de conservation - Congrès
• Textiles et tissus - Conservation et restauration - Congrès