Symposium—Conservation Thinking in Japan (Noriko Hayakawa) @bardgradcenter
Symposium—Conservation Thinking in Japan (Noriko Hayakawa) @bardgradcenter
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May 6, 2022 | Noriko Hayakawa, Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultural Properties | “The Relationship Between Traditional Painting Materials and Techniques in Japan from a Scientific Perspective” | Symposium—Conservation Thinking in Japan
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