Abstract
This communication aims at taking stock of French museum practice regarding the use of laser cleaning, and it summarises a few reflections and interrogations, from the art historian’s and archaeologist’s, rather than the scientist’s, standpoint. Our conclusions owe a lot to discussions with restorers and scientists 1 1 Especially with M.-E. Meyohas, who took the time to partake in our reflections. .
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