Reviews in Conservation

Reviews in Conservation is published annually by the IIC. It is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the literature of conservation, with each article providing comprehensive coverage of the publications within a particular conservation discipline. Contributions are welcomed on a range of topics, including but not limited to conservation treatments, materials, scientific research, technical art history, analytical techniques, historiography of conservation, training and ethics.

Back issues of number 1 (2000), number 2 (2001) and number 3 (2002) can be purchased for £8.00 each by members and £12.50 (agency discount 20%) by non-members.

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Call for Papers; Reviews in Conservation 11

The Editorial Advisory Board and Editors of Reviews in Conservation invite preliminary submissions for forthcoming issues.

IIC's peer-reviewed journal is devoted to the literature of conservation, with each article providing comprehensive coverage of the publications within a particular conservation discipline.

Contributions are welcomed on a range of topics, including (but not limited to) conservation treatments, materials, scientific research, technical art history, analytical techniques, historiography of conservation, training and ethics.

The editors welcome preliminary submissions throughout the year, which should be sent by email to the editors at reviews@iiconservation.org . Please consult the author guidelines (downloadable from the link below) for further information. The deadline for the 2010 issue is 1 September 2009 . Once commissioned, the deadline for manuscripts for the 2010 issue is 1 February 2010 . Unless special arrangements have been made with the editors, drafts should be written in English.

The draft should be as comprehensive as possible. However, as some authors will only wish to carry out extensive library research once the paper is commissioned, any areas yet to be completed should be clearly indicated in the text. As the paper is a literature review, the draft paper should include an extensive bibliography, an abstract and reasonably complete introductory and concluding sections.

Editorial Advisory Board: Agnes Brokerhof, Eric Doehne, Gerhard Eggert, Ian Freestone, Margaret Holben Ellis, Gunnar Heydenreich, Nobuyuki Kamba, Frances Lennard, Thomas J S Learner and Giovanni Verri.

Guidelines for authors

Download the Reviews in Conservation guidelines for authors (pdf; 244.7KB).

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Editors

Marika Spring (National Gallery, London)
Fi Jordan (Victoria and Albert Museum, London)
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Editorial Advisory Board

Agnes Brokerhof (Instituut Collectie Nederland, ICN, Amsterdam)
Eric Doehne (Getty Conservation Institute)
Gerhard Eggert (Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Stuttgart)
Ian Freestone (Cardiff University)
Margaret Holben Ellis (Institute of Fine Arts, New York University)
Gunnar Heydenreich (Restaurierungszentrum, Dusseldorf)
Nobuyuki Kamba (Tokyo National Museum)
Frances Lennard (Textile Conservation Centre, University of Southampton, Winchester)
Thomas J. S. Learner (Getty Conservation Intitute)
Giovanni Verri (British Museum, London)