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Ysbrand Hummelen
2005
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Plastics in Art: History, Technology, Preservation, 2002
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Emma Jansson
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Giombini Lisa
2019
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Temporalities and the Drawn Response to the Conservation and Restoration of Paintings
Brian Fay
2012
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Eleonora (Ellinoor) S . Bergvelt
2012
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Renee van de Vall
2011
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ANDREA NATALI
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2021
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