- Conservation of Works on Paper
- Restoration of Archive and Library Materials
- Paper Technology
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Irene Brückle is a Professor for Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art on Paper at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart. With a career spanning over 25 years, she has held key roles including Head of the Conservation and Restoration Program (since 2008) and former leadership positions at Berlin State Museums. Her expertise bridges theoretical and practical conservation, emphasizing scientific rigor and historical material analysis. Doctorate from State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart (2007) Editorial roles: Associate Editor of Studies in Conservation (since 2019), co-editor of Restaurator (2007–2013) Research interests focus on: Paper degradation mechanics under environmental stressors Historical and modern bleaching techniques Chemical interactions in conservation treatments Preservation of graphic works, archives, and library materials Recent publications highlight advancements in LED bleaching, hydrogen peroxide alternatives, and structural support systems for fragile materials, reflecting her commitment to innovative yet scientifically validated methods across Journal of Paper Conservation , Restaurator , and Topics in Photographic Preservation . Scientific awards include: Sheldon and Caroline Keck Award for Conservation Education (2005) Getty Senior Fellowship (1990–1991) Samuel H. Kress Foundation Fellowship (2001) She supervises doctoral students like GJ Dietz (16th-century charcoal drawings) and L. Stiber (16th–17th-century Italian woodcuts), and leads DFG-funded projects on optical radiation damage prediction and Piranesi print identification.








