Notice catalographique « Spiderwebs and wallpapers - international applications of the Japanese tradition in paper conservation : proceedings of the international seminar on japanese paper conservation 14-20 December 1998 »

• Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties
• International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and the Restoration of Cultural Property

Contents:

Japanese conservation techniques employed in conserving an oil painting on paper
Johann Alcock

Substitution of Japanese materials by local low-cost alternatives
Maria Aparecida de Vries Marsico

Restoration of Chinese, Japanese and Indian Paper based on experience learned from the Japanese Paper Conservation Course held in 1995 in Kyoto
Laila Vlasta Valentova

Use of Japanese-style techniques in conservation of Egyptian Papyrus
Eve Menei

Limitations of the application of Japanese techniques demonstrated on the lining of tracing paper
Claus-Ullrich Simon

Conservation of Tibetan Thangkas at the British Museum
Ann Evans

Indian handmade paper and its comparison with Japanese handmade paper
Ritu Jain

Using traditional Japanese paper-making technique in the restoration of a thirteenth-century

Iranian manuscript of the holy Quran
Mandana Barkeshli

The Conservation of Watercolour paintings on spider webs
Michael Maggen

Lining of a silk document
Irshad Ahmed

Conservation of a painted, double-sided baroque gonfalon
Miroslawa Wojtczak

The Conservation of a Chinese wallpaper
Martin Ericson

Supports for Wallpaper Conservation
Monique Staal