Conservation Studies at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History (IAKH) wishes to acquire a high-resolution infrared reflectography (IRR) camera, in order to maintain its ability to conduct top-level research in technical art history and to provide essential teaching in art conservation based on technical analysis of artworks. The camera will primarily be used to examine the underlayers of painted works of art and is intended to replace the section’s “artist’s camera,” a multispectral camera that has been in use in the section for nearly 20 years.