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Personal Viewpoints - Thoughts About Painting Conservation

Name: Personal Viewpoints - Thoughts About Painting Conservation
Brand: Getty Trust Publications
SKU: 04756255
Price: 13440 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: .. Leonard
ISBN: 9780892366989

.. Leonard

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04756255

Publishers Getty Trust Publications, March 2006

Bringing innovative scientific techniques to an aesthetic endeavour, paintings conservators face cou... Full description

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Bringing innovative scientific techniques to an aesthetic endeavour, paintings conservators face countless decisions as they implement a course of treatment for each picture in their care. The papers in this book, originally presented at a recent seminar organized by the Getty Museum, explore the values, assumptions and goals that shape the work of paintings conservators. Six conservators, three curators, and a conservation scientist candidly reflect on the challenges in approaching specific works of art. Each conservator describes a successful conservation effort, as well as a project that, in hindsight, might have been approached differently. Their insights, the responses of the curators and conservation scientist, and the panel discussions contribute to a thoughtful analysis of the ever-evolving art and science of paintings conservation.