Subject: Squeeze paper
Berkeley has a collection of over 3,000 antique ink squeezes of Chinese monuments. They seem to have been done on a variety of traditional Asian papers, naturally handmade papers (based on the age of the rubbings).. The paper is dampened before application to the stone and pounded into the stone with stiff brushes. I suspect any suitably strong Japanese paper could be used. Lynn Jones UC Berkeley *** Conservation DistList Instance 4:46 Distributed: Saturday, March 2, 1991 Message Id: cdl-4-46-003 ***Received on Tuesday, 26 February, 1991