Highlights in this issue
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Ethics in Action - Conservation of King James II's Wedding Suit
Gillian Owens, Senior Textile Conservator, Textiles Conservation
In 1995 the Victoria and Albert Museum acquired a suit made for King James II of England to wear at his wedding to Mary of Modena.
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The Stein Loan of Textiles in the Victoria and Albert Museum
Anne Godden Amos, Senior Textile Conservator, Textile Conservation
A brief glimpse into the history of Chinese Central Asia is afforded by a small display case located in the Textile Study Rooms of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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'Can It Go?'
Albert Neher, Head of Furniture Conservation
This is a question conservators at the V& A are regularly asked, the context usually being when an object in the collection is requested for an exhibition.
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An Anglo-Asian-American Experience
Sophia Strang Steel, RCA/V&A MA Conservation Course student, Metalwork Conservation
For eight weeks last summer I worked in the conservation laboratory of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco and on a collection of outdoor bronzes at Stanford University.
January 1998 Issue 26
- Editorial - What is Research?
- Standards
- Ethics in Action - Conservation of King James II's Wedding Suit
- The Stein Loan of Textiles in the Victoria and Albert Museum
- Consolidating Museum Staff - Training in the Great Outdoors
- Conservation Department Group Photograph
- 'Can It Go?'
- Modern Art: Who Cares? Amsterdam 8-10 September 1997
- An Anglo-Asian-American Experience
- United Kingdom Institute for Conservation and The Victoria & Albert Museum
- RCA/V&A Conservation Course Abstracts
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