Thank you Clayton! I'll take a Q-tip dipped in alcohol and test it out on a painting that I don't care much about. I was thinking that because I was stacking the paintings that maybe the non-shellacked side of the paintings were reacting with the painted side, but I don't know. Is there a better way to store oil paintings done on paper?
The old guys called it Glassine Paper. I would ask a conservator but I would think that an inert, acid-free, fairly slick paper would do as a barrier sheet. These sheets are commercially available to industry much cheaper than from art supply stores. A little Internet searching should turn up something. Good luck.
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