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Historic oil paints in architecture and restoration

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Weight0.65 kg
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188

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120 g paper

Author

Kerstin Lyckman

Historic oil paints in architecture and restoration is a thorough presentation of the composition of the linseed oil paints used in Swedish building painting from the 18th century onwards.

It provides a clear but multifaceted picture of how recipes have varied over different periods and how they have been adapted to different substrates.

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Historic oil paints in architecture and restoration is a thorough presentation of the composition of the linseed oil paints used in Swedish building painting from the 18th century onwards.

It provides a clear but multifaceted picture of how recipes have varied over different periods and how they have been adapted to different substrates.

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Weight0.65 kg
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188

Weight

120 g paper

Author

Kerstin Lyckman

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It provides a clear but multifaceted picture of how recipes have varied over different periods and how they have been adapted to different substrates.

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