Chine Colle Paper Boundary Study Narration

Inputs: [print reference], [paper-layer closeup], [artist material notes]. Describe a chine-colle print by locating the visible thin-paper boundary relative to the printed image and support sheet. Use only documented materials, avoid inventing adhesive chemistry or conservation instructions, and distinguish a real boundary from a printed line. Produce a 40-second gallery narration guiding the listener from support sheet to thin-paper boundary and image. Adapt the presentation to [audience] and [tone]. Check the defining task detail against the inputs before finishing.

Use only the supplied facts and approved wording. If a necessary script or timing reference is missing, ask for it first. Produce the audio when supported; otherwise return the complete spoken script with pauses and a short production cue sheet, clearly labeled as a script. Use original voices and keep speech intelligible without music. Never claim an audio file exists unless it was generated.