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Re: Cleaning oil paintings
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Fri, 5 Apr 1996 08:08:30 EST
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Perhaps . . . but don't do it as part of a public exhibition,
or it will be controversial.
According to Greg Koos:
>
> In a message dated 96-04-03 22:49:23 EST, you write:
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> >I heard (and am in no way advocating this!) that good old human spit
> >is a commonly used method of cleaning oil paintings! Has anyone else
> >heard this? Is it true?
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> Actualy I heard that urine works much better, that way you can both conserve
> and criticize in the same act!
> Greg Koos
> Bloomington Il
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