Survey on use of peroxide on blackened lead pigments on paper

I am currently completing my Master's in Conservation of Fine Art
specialising in Works of Art on Paper at the University of
Northumbria, Newcastle, UK.

As of late I have been conducting research for my dissertation
project, which focuses on the application of lead pigments in
different artistic contexts and the consequent treatment decisions
in conservation, with special focus on lead white and red lead in
Japanese woodblock prints.

I have constructed a brief survey for conservation professionals
with targeted questions on their past experiences and use of
peroxide on blackened lead pigments on paper.

    <URL:https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Y5S6YB8>

The information provided will be used as a first person source in my
project and contribute to the understanding of current use of
peroxide in relation to lead pigments on paper in conservation
practice.  If you wish to leave contact information, you will be
sent a final copy of the research which you have so kindly
contributed to.

Submission of the survey will close August 8, 2016.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me, at
camillacamus<-at->yahoo<.>fr or my supervisor Dr. Jane Colbourne
<jane.colbourne<-at->northumbria<.>ac<.>uk>

Thank you,

Camilla Camus-Doughan
+44 797 5948 291


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