Caring for Cultural Material 1
Caring for Cultural Material 2
Damage and Decay
Managing Collections
Managing People
Handling, Transportation, Storage and Display
Glossary
Index
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Introduction
Caring for Cultural Material 1
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Photographs
Paintings
Electronic Information Media
Acknowledgments

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Caring for Cultural Material 1

Paintings

Objectives
Introduction
Structure of paintings
What are the most common types and causes of damage?
The do's and don'ts of handling paintings
Framing paintings
Hanging paintings securely
Ideal conditions for the storage and display of paintings
General storage and display guidelines
Summary of conditions for the storage and display
Paintings in Australia's climatic zones
More About Paintings
Keying out
What can go wrong with a stretcher and what you can do
Handling straps
Labels and inscriptions
For further reading
Self-evaluation quiz
Answers to self-evaluation quiz

 


FOREWORD . . A NOTE TO READERS . . INTRODUCTION

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Damage and Decay . . Managing Collections . . Managing People
Handling, Transportation, Storage and Display . . Glossary . . Index

 

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