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Wear and Tear

As all objects do, artworks begin to suffer from wear over time, presenting anything from small to large issues. The materials used in the construction of an artifact and the environment in which it was kept play an important role in its condition. In art conservation the word environment pertains to temperature, humidity, light, and air pollution. In addition to that, damage can be caused by fungi (and other microorganisms), insects, and small animals. Finally, human damage effects artworks in different ways, whether intentionally or by mistake.

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