Critical Book Review Alimirzaei, F., & Aminshirazi, S. (2019). Illustrated Atlas of Pathology of Historical-Cultural Textiles [Electronic format]. Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism

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Alavi Dehkordi Sayede Elahe

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Journal: Knowledge of Conservation and Restoration journal Year:2023 | Volume:6 | Issue:3 Page(s): 64-67

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Critical Book Review Alimirzaei, F., & Aminshirazi, S. (2019). Illustrated Atlas of Pathology of Historical-Cultural Textiles [Electronic format]. Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism

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Alavi Dehkordi Sayede Elahe | Issue Writer Certificate

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Fabric

fibers

restoration

atlas

pathology.

Abstract

The "Illustrated atlas of pathology.of Historical-Cultural Textiles" by Fatemeh Alimirzaei and Shahrzad Aminshirazi is specially designed for conservators,
restorers, students, museum curators, and collectors handling different categories of textiles. The book is divided into three chapters, addressing the pathology.of historical textiles from three perspectives: physical-mechanical, chemical, and photochemical. However, the distinction of photochemical from chemical is rejected as unjustified since photochemical reactions are a subtype of chemical reactions induced by photons. A more suitable third type could be biological effects, which involve harm inflicted with the help of living organisms, including microbes, rodents, and insects.

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