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Light

When visiting an exhibition, we want to have enough light to fully enjoy the artworks, but too much light can have averse affects on paintings and drawings. For instance, works painted with bright red pigment will lose saturation and even become pink if left in bright light for too long. If white papers is left in bright light for a long period of time it can become brown, looking like aged newspaper. Fortunately, there are many types of modern artificial light sources and each museum area can have the most appropriate lighting depending on the projects exhibited there. In the museum's storage warehouses very low light is always preferred. Light intensity is measured by a special device, called a luxometer (from lux, the standardized unit of measurement for light intensity).

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