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Left: Mummy Portrait of a Woman (detail), about 100–110 CE, from the J. Paul Getty Museum, Villa collection (81.AP.42). Right: X-ray fluorescence map showing the distribution and relative concentration (red=high, blue=low) of lead-based pigments across the portrait. This imaging work was done as part of a collaborative GCI–Getty Museum research project. Photo: J. Paul Getty Museum. Image: GCI.

A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR
By Timothy P. Whalen

FEATURE ARTICLE
"IT'S ALL IMAGING TO ME"
Documentation, Investigation, Visualization, and Communication
By Giovanni Verri

IMAGING AT WORK AT THE GCI
By Karen Trentelman and Lori Wong

IMAGING IN SERVICE TO BUILT HERITAGE
A Canadian Perspective
By Christian Ouimet

VISUALIZING CONSERVATION SCIENCE
Communicating Data through Imaging
By Fenella G. France

LOOKING DEEPER
A Discussion about Imaging and Conservation

KEY RESOURCES
A list of key resources related to imaging in conservation

GCI NEWS
Projects, events, and publications

• New Agreements for Arches
• MOSAIKON Partners Meeting
• Field Campaign at Tomb of Tutankhamen
• XRF Workshop Held
• Symposium on Values in Heritage Management
• Archaeology and Conservation Education Roundtable
• Awards
• Getty Hub
• Refashioning and Redress: Conserving and Displaying Dress
• The Restoration of Paintings in Paris, 1750–1815: Practice, Discourse, Materiality
• Conservation and Rehabilitation Plan for Tighermt (Kasbah) Taourirt, Southern Morocco
• Frank Preusser (1944–2017)
• Eric F. Hansen (1949–2016)

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