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Restauração e conservação: algumas questões para os conservadores. A perspectiva da conservação de têxteis

Restoration and conservation - issues for conservators: a textile conservation perspective

Resumos

O texto discute as idéias e diferentes conotações que os conceitos de conservação e restauração trazem em diferentes idiomas e culturas e as possíveis mudanças conceituais ocorridas nos últimos anos. São discutidas as diferenças de abordagem, procedimentos e objetivos que as duas atividades apresentam, sempre do ponto de vista da conservação de têxteis. Vários exemplos de abordagens distintas, desenvolvidas em função dos tratamentos de têxteis de diferentes naturezas são discutidos em detalhe.

Têxteis; Conservação e restauração; Conservação de acervos históricos; Teoria da Restauração


This paper inquires into different ideas and meanings (according to different languages and cultures) conveyed by the concepts of conservalion and resloralion, as well as evenlual changes laking place lalely. II discusses differences of approaches, procedures and objectives Ihat distinguish both activities as seen from the point of view of textile conservation. Severa I examples of diverse approaches in the Irealment of textiles differenl in nalure are given full account.

Textiles; Conservation and restoration; Conservation of history; Restoration theory


BIBLIOGRAFIA

Restauração e conservação: algumas questões para os conservadores. A perspectiva da conservação de têxteis* * Copyright Trustees of The British Museum, London. Agradecemos a autorização pela tradução portuguesa do texto apresentado como preprint de Reunião Científica do Museu Britânico e ora publicado sob o título 'Restoration and Conservation. Issues for Conservators: a textite conservation perspective' In: Oddy, Andrews, ed., In: RESTORATION. IS IT ACCEPT ABLE? BRITISH MUSEUM CONFERENCE, London, 1994. London, British Museum, 1994, p. 103–114. (British Museum Occasional Papers, 99). Tradução de Teresa Cristina Toledo de Paula.

Restoration and conservation - issues for conservators: a textile conservation perspective

Mary Brooks; Caroline Clark; Dinah Eastop; Carla Petschek

The Textile Conservation Centre, Hampton Court Palace, Inglaterra

RESUMO

O texto discute as idéias e diferentes conotações que os conceitos de conservação e restauração trazem em diferentes idiomas e culturas e as possíveis mudanças conceituais ocorridas nos últimos anos. São discutidas as diferenças de abordagem, procedimentos e objetivos que as duas atividades apresentam, sempre do ponto de vista da conservação de têxteis. Vários exemplos de abordagens distintas, desenvolvidas em função dos tratamentos de têxteis de diferentes naturezas são discutidos em detalhe.

Unitermos: Têxteis. Conservação e restauração. Conservação de acervos históricos/museológicos. Teoria da Restauração.

ABSTRACT

This paper inquires into different ideas and meanings (according to different languages and cultures) conveyed by the concepts of conservalion and resloralion, as well as evenlual changes laking place lalely. II discusses differences of approaches, procedures and objectives Ihat distinguish both activities as seen from the point of view of textile conservation. Severa I examples of diverse approaches in the Irealment of textiles differenl in nalure are given full account.

Uniterms: Textiles. Conservation and restoration. Conservation of history/museum collections. Restoration theory.

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  • *
    Copyright Trustees of The British Museum, London. Agradecemos a autorização pela tradução portuguesa do texto apresentado como
    preprint de Reunião Científica do Museu Britânico
    e ora publicado sob o título 'Restoration and Conservation. Issues for Conservators: a textite conservation perspective' In: Oddy, Andrews, ed., In: RESTORATION. IS IT ACCEPT ABLE? BRITISH MUSEUM CONFERENCE, London, 1994. London, British Museum, 1994, p. 103–114. (British Museum Occasional Papers, 99). Tradução de Teresa Cristina Toledo de Paula.
  • Datas de Publicação

    • Publicação nesta coleção
      24 Jun 2010
    • Data do Fascículo
      1994
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