Conservation treatment methodology
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Conservation treatment methodology
Butterworth-Heinemann, 2007
- : pbk.
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Includes bibliographical references(p. 424-426) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
"Conservation Treatment Methodology" presents a systematic approach to decision-making for conservation treatments. The methodology is applicable to all cultural property, independent of object type or material, and its use will enable conservators to be more confident in their treatment decisions. "Conservation Treatment Methodology" is illustrated with numerous examples that emphasize the equal importance of the physical and cultural aspects of objects for decision-making. The book also explains how the history of an object and the meaning that it holds for its owner or custodian contribute to determining its treatment. "Conservation Treatment Methodology" is an essential text for conservators, historic preservation specialists, and restorers, as well as students. Since it is not a technical manual about how to carry out treatments, the book will also be of value to art historians and museum personnel who work with conservators. 'This book is unique in its overarching, multidisciplinary approach. The writing is not only clear, but entertaining and engaging' - Dan Kushel, Distinguished Teaching Professor, Art Conservation Department, Buffalo New York) State College.
Barbara Appelbaum is one of the premier objects conservators in the United States and the author of "Guide to Environmental Protection of Collections". Practicing in New York, Appelbaum was trained at New York University and began her career at The Brooklyn Museum. The author treats a wide range of object types. Projects of note have included George Washington's leather portfolio, a Marcel Duchamp urinal, and a Marilyn Monroe dress. This title covers decision-making behind what treatment to use from beginning to end. Processes can be applied to all conservation specialties. It considers the factors needed to reconcile the often conflicting demands and difficulties facing a conservator.
目次
- Introduction
- The Characterization grid
- Quadrant I: The Physical examination
- Quadrant II: The Role of science in object characterization
- Quadrant III: Characterizing the object: non-material aspects
- Quadrant IV: Lifetime of the cultural object
- The Concept of the ideal state
- Values analysis, the timeline, and the ideal state
- Determining the realistic goal of treatment
- Preservation and the goal of treatment
- Traditional conservation concepts and the methodology
- Choice of materials
- Choice of methods
- Purposes of documentation
- Creating documentation
- Treating the object
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