Knowledge of material properties, reactivity and history can be crucial to conservation treatment success and safety. This report documents how the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston created a digitized database of information on materials and processes used in making, treating and testing artistic and historic objects. The database includes over 10,000 records and serves as a time-saving resource for conservators. Twitter It!
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