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Cooper, Martin; Larson, John

 
9780750631174: Laser Cleaning in Conservation: An Introduction (Conservation and Museology)

Sinopsis

Lasers have only recently been accepted for use in the conservation of buildings. This text aims to provide a background to lasers and their uses, particularly for cleaning buildings and sculptures made of various different materials.

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Críticas

'This is a useful book and should be on every conservator's and cleaning company's shelves- and it should be taken off the shelves every now and then too.'
Natural Stone Specialist

' It deserves a wide circulation.'
Journal of Architectural Conservation

'This important new book is the first general study of the uses of lasers for cleaning art objects by conservators and will be of interest to the whole conservation community.'
International Journal of Heritage Studies

Reseña del editor

'Laser Cleaning in Conservation' is the first book to be written on this subject.

Development of the laser as a practical tool has been a significant advance in the refinement of conservation techniques. It is only over the past five years that conservators have begun to realise the full potential of laser technology. The extremely selective cleaning offered by lasers results in very high quality work while minimising any damage caused.
Martin Cooper's pioneering book will give anyone with an interest in the conservation of artworks a basic understanding of the laser cleaning technique so that they are aware of its advantages and limitations. Improved knowledge of the technique will lead to more widespread and responsible use and, therefore, improved conservation of artworks.

Martin Cooper took both his first degree and PhD (laser cleaning of sculpture) at Loughborough University. He has since been working as a scientist in the Laser Technology section of the National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside, Liverpool, England, working closely with conservators to research and develop lasers for use in conservation.
First book to be written on this subject areaDescribes pioneering work of John Larson and colleagues
Includes chapter on laser cleaning of paintings
Indepth and wide-ranging case studies show methods and results of use of lasers in conservation

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