Pigments and dyes in nineteenth-century lithographic prints: a multi-analytical study of colored postage stamps dated to 1864

Authors: Eduardo Boido, Romina Curbelo, Eduardo Dellacassa et al.
Publication: Dyes and Pigments
Published: Aug 1, 2026
Source: Crossref
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