19273
Accession Number
4877
Author
Éri, István
Title Of Article Chaper
Principles and practice of completion of museum objects in Hungary
Title Of Journal Book
Problems of the completion of art objects. Proceedings of the Second International Restorer Seminar, Veszprem, 15-27 July 1978
Pages
269-276
Publisher
Institute of Conservation and Methodology of Museums
Publisher City
Budapest
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
2nd International Restorer Seminar on Problems of the Completion of Art Objects
Meeting City
Veszprem
Abstract
The article concerns only restoration of objects. In recent years this has been characterized by a uniform mentality. The 1949 museum law created a new centralized nationalized museum network; a uniform inventory system was introduced; private excavations ceased. Restoration ( completion ) problems were most intensively dealt with in the Hungarian National Museum, in its archaeological collection. In the fifties most conservators were without higher education. Since 1961, low grade conservation courses have been organized yearly. A three-level (the highest college) was introduced in 1974. The principles of completion were elaborated by the author. See also 16-194. D.Ka. -- AATA
Keywords
Conservation, theory; Restoration, theory; Museum, ethics ICCROM
pub_id
19273
Meeting Date
19780715-19780727