Conservation treatment methodology:
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements
xiii
Introduction
xvii
Section I Characterizing the Object
Introduction to section I
3
1
The characterization grid
10
Material vs. non-material aspects of the object
14
Object-specific vs. non-object-specific information
16
Defining information relevant to the treatment
decision-making process
17
2
Quadrant I
—
The physical examination
22
First impressions
23
Just looking : the observant state of mind
27
The shift into making specific observations
29
Drawing conclusions
31
Words matter
37
An observed examination
38
3
Quadrant II
—
The role of science in object
characterization
42
Science and the interpretation of physical findings
43
The material aging graph
46
Overview of the material aging graph
48
The vertical axis
—
material integrity
50
vi
Contents
The horizontal axis—the phases of aging and
their implications for intervention
52
Feller-graphing an object
59
4
Quadrant
Ш
—
Non-material aspects of the object
65
Information to be gathered
67
History of the object
67
The object s current value(s)
68
The object s intended future
71
Sources for non-material information
72
The custodian interview
72
Characterizing the custodian
74
Third-party stakeholders
78
Delivering information to the custodian
81
Dealing with the information received
84
Values and their relevance to treatment
86
Art value
89
Aesthetic value
93
Historical value
95
Use value
97
Research value
102
Educational value
104
Age value
104
Newness value
108
Sentimental value
109
Monetary value
111
Associative value
112
Commemorative value
113
Rarity
114
The relationship between value and the physical
state of an object
115
5
Quadrant IV—Lifetime of the cultural object
120
Stages in an object s life—an introduction
123
Stages in an object s life—a detailed look
128
Contents
vii
Creation and its myths
128
Original use and discard
134
Collecting: the role of the collector in society
147
Critical thinking in the characterization
of objects
157
Values and the categorization of objects
161
Decorative arts, applied arts, and design
162
Primitive art/ethnography
163
Folk art
164
Sacred objects
165
Heritage
166
Heirlooms and souvenirs
166
Systematics collections and specimens
167
Section II Establishing the Goal of Treatment
Introduction to section II
171
6
The concept of the ideal state
173
Benefits of the concept of ideal state
174
A moment in time
176
The role of aesthetics and artist s intent
178
The custodian
s
role
181
Typical choices for the ideal state
182
When the ideal state is the original state
182
When the ideal state is the as-used state
185
When the ideal state is the current one
186
The ideal state as a process
189
Choosing the ideal state to fit the needs of
the custodian
190
Revisiting condition
192
7
Values analysis, the timeline, and the ideal state
194
The timeline
195
Creating a timeline
197
viii Contents
The values history
201
Discussion of values history for the
Revere teapot
202
Choice of ideal state using the timeline and
current values list
205
Benefits of using the timeline and
values history
207
Additional case studies: the use of a timeline and
values history to choose the ideal state
212
Egyptian sarcophagus with mummy:
age, educational and sentimental value
212
Values analysis
216
Ideal state
217
A fictional Van Gogh: art and associative value
219
Current values list
219
Values analysis
220
Archaeological ancient glass: aesthetic and
age value
226
Current values list
226
Values analysis
227
Thanksgiving linens: personal (use and
sentimental) values only
228
Values analysis and ideal state
229
Cultural vs. personal values
231
8
Determining the realistic goal of treatment
237
Steps in determining the realistic goal
239
The time machine conundrum
241
How close is close enough ?
243
Dealing with custodians and their expectations
246
Limitations on treatment
249
Extrinsic factors
249
Irreversible changes in original material
251
Concerns about the artist s hand
252
Contents ix
Other factors in determining the realistic goal
of treatment
255
Truth vs. authenticity
255
Original material
257
Importance of the object
258
Age value and the goal of treatment
260
When the attainable state is not
close enough
261
Psychological factors
262
What other people might think
263
Fear of the slippery slope
265
The conservator s psyche
266
Preservation and the goal of treatment
270
Determining factors in preservation
273
Prospects for future care
273
Cultural vs. personal values
274
Attitudes toward preservation by the culture
of origin or custodian
274
Deterioration phase as a determinant of
preservation-related treatment
275
Levels of protection
278
Assessing the object s loads
279
Conflict between appearance/use and
preservation
283
10
Traditional conservation concepts and
the methodology
288
The single standard
289
Treatment quality
294
Defining damage
297
Suitability and appropriateness
298
Minimal intervention
300
χ
Contents
спп
Section III Choosing a Treatment
Introduction to section III
309
The role of science in conservation
310
11
Choice of treatment materials
315
Long-term chemical stability
318
Standards of intended use and photochemical
stability for materials in conservation
319
Judging the suitability of Class
В
materials
321
Evaluating potential damage from non-Class-A
materials
323
The need for information
326
Making choices
328
Same material or different?
329
Matching the properties of the object s
materials
331
Handling properties of treatment materials
333
Manipulating the properties of treatment
materials
336
An example of material choice
—
fillers
339
A single material with multiple uses: Wax
343
Sources for treatment materials
345
Industrial materials
345
Artists and craft materials
347
12
Choice of treatment methods
350
Treatment criteria
353
Reversibility
353
Efficacy
359
Elegance
360
Mental models as planning tool
361
Assessing damage
363
It s a balance
363
Types of changes
366
Contents xi
Evaluating published information on
potential damage
369
The conservator s psyche
374
Section IV Documentation and Treatment
Introduction to section IV
379
13
The purposes of treatment documentation
384
The conservator carrying out the treatment
385
The custodian
388
Material culture specialists studying
the object
389
Future conservators examining the object
14
or contemplating its re-treatment
390
Conservators studying the treatment
392
Conservation students and teachers
393
The object and the society that benefits by
its continued existence and good health
393
The conservation profession as a whole
394
Creating treatment documentation
395
Treatment documentation for individual objects
397
Title
400
Object identification
400
Reason for treatment
402
Current state
403
Treatment goal(s) and rationale
405
Proposed treatment/treatment
407
Technical details
409
Recommendations for care
410
Estimated treatment time
411
Practical arrangements
412
What should not be in treatment reports
412
xii Contents
Retention
412
Retrievability
413
Laboratory master reports
414
15
Treating the object
418
Selected readings
424
Index
427
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Contents
Acknowledgements
xiii
Introduction
xvii
Section I Characterizing the Object
Introduction to section I
3
1
The characterization grid
10
Material vs. non-material aspects of the object
14
Object-specific vs. non-object-specific information
16
Defining information relevant to the treatment
decision-making process
17
2
Quadrant I
—
The physical examination
22
First impressions
23
"Just looking": the observant state of mind
27
The shift into making specific observations
29
Drawing conclusions
31
Words matter
37
An observed examination
38
3
Quadrant II
—
The role of science in object
characterization
42
Science and the interpretation of physical findings
43
The material aging graph
46
Overview of the material aging graph
48
The vertical axis
—
material integrity
50
vi
Contents
The horizontal axis—the phases of aging and
their implications for intervention
52
Feller-graphing an object
59
4
Quadrant
Ш
—
Non-material aspects of the object
65
Information to be gathered
67
History of the object
67
The object's current value(s)
68
The object's intended future
71
Sources for non-material information
72
The custodian interview
72
Characterizing the custodian
74
Third-party stakeholders
78
Delivering information to the custodian
81
Dealing with the information received
84
Values and their relevance to treatment
86
Art value
89
Aesthetic value
93
Historical value
95
Use value
97
Research value
102
Educational value
104
Age value
104
Newness value
108
Sentimental value
109
Monetary value
111
Associative value
112
Commemorative value
113
Rarity
114
The relationship between value and the physical
state of an object
115
5
Quadrant IV—Lifetime of the cultural object
120
Stages in an object's life—an introduction
123
Stages in an object's life—a detailed look
128
Contents
vii
Creation and its myths
128
Original use and discard
134
Collecting: the role of the collector in society
147
Critical thinking in the characterization
of objects
157
Values and the categorization of objects
161
Decorative arts, applied arts, and design
162
Primitive art/ethnography
163
Folk art
164
Sacred objects
165
Heritage
166
Heirlooms and souvenirs
166
Systematics collections and specimens
167
Section II Establishing the Goal of Treatment
Introduction to section II
171
6
The concept of the ideal state
173
Benefits of the concept of ideal state
174
A moment in time
176
The role of aesthetics and artist's intent
178
The custodian
'
s
role
181
Typical choices for the ideal state
182
When the ideal state is the original state
182
When the ideal state is the as-used state
185
When the ideal state is the current one
186
The ideal state as a process
189
Choosing the ideal state to fit the needs of
the custodian
190
Revisiting condition
192
7
Values analysis, the timeline, and the ideal state
194
The timeline
195
Creating a timeline
197
viii Contents
The values history
201
Discussion of values history for the
Revere teapot
202
Choice of ideal state using the timeline and
current values list
205
Benefits of using the timeline and
values history
207
Additional case studies: the use of a timeline and
values history to choose the ideal state
212
Egyptian sarcophagus with mummy:
age, educational and sentimental value
212
Values analysis
216
Ideal state
217
A fictional Van Gogh: art and associative value
219
Current values list
219
Values analysis
220
Archaeological ancient glass: aesthetic and
age value
226
Current values list
226
Values analysis
227
Thanksgiving linens: personal (use and
sentimental) values only
228
Values analysis and ideal state
229
Cultural vs. personal values
231
8
Determining the realistic goal of treatment
237
Steps in determining the realistic goal
239
The time machine conundrum
241
How close is "close enough"?
243
Dealing with custodians and their expectations
246
Limitations on treatment
249
Extrinsic factors
249
Irreversible changes in original material
251
Concerns about the artist's hand
252
Contents ix
Other factors in determining the realistic goal
of treatment
255
Truth vs. authenticity
255
Original material
257
Importance of the object
258
Age value and the goal of treatment
260
When the attainable state is not
"close enough"
261
Psychological factors
262
What other people might think
263
Fear of the "slippery slope"
265
The conservator's psyche
266
Preservation and the goal of treatment
270
Determining factors in preservation
273
Prospects for future care
273
Cultural vs. personal values
274
Attitudes toward preservation by the culture
of origin or custodian
274
Deterioration phase as a determinant of
preservation-related treatment
275
Levels of protection
278
Assessing the object's "loads"
279
Conflict between appearance/use and
preservation
283
10
Traditional conservation concepts and
the methodology
288
The single standard
289
Treatment quality
294
Defining damage
297
Suitability and appropriateness
298
Minimal intervention
300
χ
Contents
спп
Section III Choosing a Treatment
Introduction to section III
309
The role of science in conservation
310
11
Choice of treatment materials
315
Long-term chemical stability
318
Standards of intended use and photochemical
stability for materials in conservation
319
Judging the suitability of Class
В
materials
321
Evaluating potential damage from non-Class-A
materials
323
The need for information
326
Making choices
328
Same material or different?
329
Matching the properties of the object's
materials
331
Handling properties of treatment materials
333
Manipulating the properties of treatment
materials
336
An example of material choice
—
fillers
339
A single material with multiple uses: Wax
343
Sources for treatment materials
345
Industrial materials
345
Artists' and craft materials
347
12
Choice of treatment methods
350
Treatment criteria
353
Reversibility
353
Efficacy
359
Elegance
360
Mental models as planning tool
361
Assessing damage
363
It's a balance
363
Types of changes
366
Contents xi
Evaluating published information on
potential damage
369
The conservator's psyche
374
Section IV Documentation and Treatment
Introduction to section IV
379
13
The purposes of treatment documentation
384
The conservator carrying out the treatment
385
The custodian
388
Material culture specialists studying
the object
389
Future conservators examining the object
14
or contemplating its re-treatment
390
Conservators studying the treatment
392
Conservation students and teachers
393
The object and the society that benefits by
its continued existence and good health
393
The conservation profession as a whole
394
Creating treatment documentation
395
Treatment documentation for individual objects
397
Title
400
Object identification
400
Reason for treatment
402
Current state
403
Treatment goal(s) and rationale
405
Proposed treatment/treatment
407
Technical details
409
Recommendations for care
410
Estimated treatment time
411
Practical arrangements
412
What should not be in treatment reports
412
xii Contents
Retention
412
Retrievability
413
Laboratory master reports
414
15
Treating the object
418
Selected readings
424
Index
427 |
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| spelling | Appelbaum, Barbara Verfasser (DE-588)133173232 aut Conservation treatment methodology Barbara Appelbaum 1. ed. Oxford [u.a.] Butterworth-Heinemann/Elsevier 2007 XXIX, 437 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Kunstwerk (DE-588)4123592-7 gnd rswk-swf Konservierung (DE-588)4114279-2 gnd rswk-swf Kulturgüterschutz (DE-588)4165975-2 gnd rswk-swf Methode (DE-588)4038971-6 gnd rswk-swf Kunstwerk (DE-588)4123592-7 s Konservierung (DE-588)4114279-2 s Methode (DE-588)4038971-6 s DE-604 Kulturgüterschutz (DE-588)4165975-2 s Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016490920&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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