Conservation Journal
Autumn 2003 Issue 45
Highlights in this issue
Climate monitoring of objects for the 'Gothic: Art for England' exhibition
Richard Kibrya, Climate Scientist, Science Section
The objects being borrowed for the exhibition presented some interesting challenges concerning the environment.
The October Labour
Sherrie Eatman, RCA/V&A Conservation,MA Student Stained Glass
The conservation of an early fifteenth century English stained glass roundel prior to its display in the 'Gothic: Art for England 1400- 1547' exhibition.
Decision making: Technical information revealed
Susan Catcher, Senior Paper Conservator
Augustus W.N. Pugin, widely associated with the Gothic architecture of the Houses of Parliament, was also a prolific designer.
Elizabeth Martin 1947-2003
Liz, UK's first photographic conservator, passed away suddenly at home on the 13th September. She was a dear colleague and friend and will be sadly missed.
Autumn 2003 Issue 45
- Editorial
- Planning 'Gothic: Art for England 1400-1547'
- Climate monitoring of objects for the 'Gothic: Art for England' exhibition
- The October Labour
- Conservation of an English cadaver tomb
- Decision making: Technical information revealed
- V&A in the regions: Conservation Summer Schools at the University of Derby
- Elizabeth Martin 1947-2003
- News from RCA/V&A Conservation
- Printer Friendly Version of Journal 45
