Reviews in Conservation

Reviews in Conservation is published annually by the International
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (IIC). It
is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the interdisciplinary
literature of conservation. The 2005 issue (number 6) is now
available and includes:

    The practical application of air-path X-ray fluorescence
    spectrometry in the analysis of museum objects
        by Lisha Deming Glinsman

    Phthalocyanine and quinacridone pigments: their history,
    properties and use
        by Suzanne Quillen Lomax

    The occurrence of rock varnish on stone and ceramic artifacts
        by Caitlin O'Grady

    The influence of lead ions on the drying of oils
        by Charles S. Tumosa and Marion F. Mecklenburg

    Lead and its alloys: metallurgy, deterioration and conservation
        by Virginia Costa and Francoise Urban

    Deformation and strain measurement techniques for the inspection
    of damage in works of art
        by Janice M. Dulieu-Barton, Leonidas Dokos, Dinah Eastop,
        Frances Lennard, Alan R. Chambers and Melin Sahin

Members of IIC receive Reviews in Conservation as a benefit of
membership. Non-members of the Institute can order the current
issue, priced UKP12.50. Back issues are available to non-members at
UKP12.50 per issue, or UKP8 for IIC members. The price includes
postage. ISSN 1817-2245

Enquiries regarding membership and back issues should be addressed
the IIC office:

    IIC
    6 Buckingham Street
    London WC2N 6BA
    +44 20 7839 5975
    Fax: +44 20 7976 1564
    iicon [at] compuserve__com

Noelle Streeton
Managing Editor


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