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 Вход [/main.php?g2_view=core.UserAdmin&g2_subView=core.UserLogin&g2_return=%2Fmain.php%3F&&g2_returnName=%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%BC] Зарегистрироваться Art events of the World, links to art-galleries, artists sites, arts, art news :: Новости и события из мира искусства Web www.arts-events.com www.grandgallery.org   Расширенный поиск Добавить в Корзину Слайд-шоу Слайд-шоу в полн. экран Экспорт RSS Альбома Случайное Изображение selo2.jpg Дата: 01.09.2006 Просмотров: 9 Art events of the World, links to art-galleries, artists sites, arts, art news :: Новости и события из мира искусства Art Shop any attempt to conserve and repair architecture, paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, and objects of the decorative arts (furniture, glassware, metalware, textiles, ceramics, and so on) that have been adversely affected by negligence, willful damage, or, more usually, the inevitable decay caused by the effects of time and humanuse on the materials of which they are made. The term art conservation denotes the maintenance andpreservation of works of art and their protection from future damage and deterioration. Art restoration, by contrast, denotes the repair or renovation of artworks that have already sustained injury or decay and the attempted restoration of such objects to something approaching their original undamaged appearance. The techniques and methods of art conservation and restoration go hand in hand and became the province oftrained professionals in the 20th century. They have become an increasingly important aspect of the work not only of museums but also of civic authorities and all those concerned with works of art, whether artists, collectors, or gallerygoers. The methods of art restoration used in earlier periods were closely linked to and limited by the art production techniques known at the time. Advances in science and technology and the development of conservation as a profession in the 20th century have led to safer and more effective approachesto studying, preserving, and repairing objects. Modern conservation practice adheres to the principle of reversibility, which dictates that treatments should not cause permanent alteration to the object. Art conservation has become an important tool of research; it is standard practice among professional conservators to document treatments with photographs and written reports. Дата: 10.08.2006 Владелец: Администратор Галереи Содержит: 34 элемента следующая последняя 01big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 43 Добавить в Корзину 07big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 36 Добавить в Корзину 09big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 42 Добавить в Корзину 12big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 29 Добавить в Корзину 18big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 40 Добавить в Корзину 19big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 35 Добавить в Корзину 33big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 37 Добавить в Корзину 48big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 40 Добавить в Корзину 59big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 42 Добавить в Корзину 65big Дата: 14.08.2006 Просмотров: 32 Добавить в Корзину следующая последняя Страница: 1 2 3 4 Web www.arts-events.com www.grandgallery.org GrandArt