Replicating Early Nineteenth Century Book Cloth: XSL Pigments to

OVERVIEW I've been investigating ways to create a sympathetic replica of early nineteenth century book cloth using Kremer XSL pigments and unbleached muslin. This technique also involves suspension staining and resizing the cloth with starch paste. Uses for this cloth include rebacking, recasing, in-situ repairs of damaged bindings, board slotting, and the making of early nineteenth…

Daubeny Project: Slowly Dyeing

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Digital Prints

W. D. Richmond's The Grammar of Lithography (1878) is a comprehensive and instructive work on the many varieties of lithography - with all their

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Replicating Early Nineteenth Century Book Cloth: XSL Pigments to Stain Muslin – Peachey Conservation

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