Subject: Course on identification of handmade paper
Course "Identification of handmade papers: Part 1 Asian and Islamic Paper" Saint Denis April 7-10, 2014 Speaker: Gangolf Ulbrich, paper maker, Berlin Participants: conservators of paper, curators Gangolf Ulbricht is a paper-maker based in Berlin which specialized in the production of hand-made papers of high qualities for conservation treatments and for artists. He developed in particular the "Berlin Tissue" an extremely fine paper of 2g/m2. With fibers of kozo and mitsumata which can be used first side and/or reverse for practically invisible restorations and as glued paper for restorations on iron gall ink in particular. In this course we will learn about historical papermaking starting in China, Nepal, Thailand, Korea and Japan. Included films will show daily practices throughout Asia. For deep understanding we will make references sheets in various techniques and different raw materials using traditional tools. Theory and praxis go together and guide us to a deeper understanding about papers, its wide variety, its making and qualities/characteristics, which is necessary to develop our daily work with paper, to identify where a paper comes from or how we should treat a paper. We will learn basics for daily routine including microscopy. The participants can bring own material for discussion. Language: English Price: 840 Euro Registration form to send to Laetitia Letendard Institut national du patrimoine departement des restaurateurs 150 avenue du President Wilson 93210 Saint-Denis la Plaine, France. Information: +33 1 49 46 57 04 Field: conserve cultural heritage Laetitia Letendard Chargee de l'organisation de la formation permanente Institut National du Patrimoine Departement des Restaurateurs 150 avenue du President Wilson 93 210 Saint-Denis La Plaine +33 49 46 57 04 Fax: +33 49 46 57 01 *** Conservation DistList Instance 27:31 Distributed: Thursday, February 6, 2014 Message Id: cdl-27-31-017 ***Received on Tuesday, 28 January, 2014