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Humidity

Moisture can severely affect artworks. All material, and thus every kind of artwork, has its 'own' moisture level in which it needs to be kept. Wood, cloth, and paper, materials which are used mainly for paintings, suffer the most serious damage in very high humidity. Their size can change, their structure can weaken, becoming very soft, and they can even develop mildew. In highly humid conditions even metals can exhibit signs of rust. Drawings also experience problems in high humidity, causing their surface paint to peel and fall off in paint chips. The temperature is measured with a special instrument, called the hygrometer.

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