TY - BOOK AU - Jokilehto,Jukka TI - A History of Architectural Conservation T2 - Butterworth-Heinemann series in conservation and museology SN - 0750655119 AV - NA105 J65 2008 c.1 PY - 2008/// CY - Oxford England ; Boston PB - Butterworth Heinemann KW - Architecture KW - Conservation and restoration KW - Local KW - Cultural property KW - Protection KW - Historic buildings N1 - Includes index; Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-340) and index; Contents: Foreword by Paul Philippot viii -- Series Editors' Preface xi -- Acknowledgements xii -- 1 From traditional to modern society 1 -- 1.1 Past approaches to historic structures 1 -- 1.2 Traditional society 6 -- 1.3 Early concepts on history and heritage 8 -- 1.4 Rediscovery of antiquity 13 -- 1.5 Modern historical consciousness 16 -- 2 Rediscovery of antiquities 21 -- 2.1 Collections and restoration of antiquities 22 -- 2.2 Renaissance architectural treatises 26 -- 2.3 Early practice and protection in Rome 29 -- 2.4 Raphael and the protection of monuments 32 -- 2.5 Treatment of monuments after the Sack of Rome 34 -- 2.6 Reformation and Counter-Reformation 40 -- 2.7 Influences in Europe 41 -- 3 The Age of Enlightenment 47 -- 3.1 Impact of the Grand Tours 48 -- 3.2 Early concepts in painting restoration 53 -- 3.3 Archaeological discoveries and restorations 56 -- 3.4 Winckelmann and the restoration of antiquities 59 -- 4 Classical monuments 69 -- 4.1 The French Revolution 69 -- 4.2 Restoration of classical antiquities in Rome 75 -- 4.3 Influence on the restoration of antiquities in France 87 -- 4.4 Anastylosis of classical monuments in Greece 89 -- 5 The age of Romanticism 101 -- 5.1 Gothic revival and remodelling of cathedrals in England 101 -- 5.2 Antiquarian debate about restoration principles 106 -- 5.3 Gothic Revival restorations in England 109 -- 5.4 Romanticism and mediaeval revival in Germanic countries 112 -- 5.5 State care of monuments in Prussia 114 -- 5.6 Beginning of state administration of historic monuments in France 127 -- 6 Stylistic restoration 137 -- 6.1 Restoration principles and practice in France 137 -- 6.2 The conception of 'stylistic restoration' 149 -- 6.3 Conservation vs. restoration in England 156 -- 6.4 Austrian protection and restoration 163 -- 6.5 Stylistic restoration in Italy 165 -- 7 Conservation 174 -- 7.1 John Ruskin's conservation principles 174 -- 7.2 Development of conservation policies in England 181 -- 7.3 William Morris and SPAB 184 -- 7.4 Archaeological sites 187 -- 7.5 The conservation movement in Central Europe 191 -- 7.6 The conservation movement in Italy 198 -- 8 Theories and concepts 213 -- 8.1 Alois Riegl and the Denkmalkultus 215 -- 8.2 Development of Austrian policies 218 -- 8.3 'Restauro scientifico' 219 -- 8.4 Italian post-war developments 223 -- 8.5 Cesare Brandi's theory of restoration 228 -- 8.6 The impact of Brandi's thinking 237 -- 9 International influences and collaboration 245 -- 9.1 Influences in other countries 245 -- 9.2 International collaboration 281 -- 10 Definitions and trends 295 -- 10.1 Modern aspects of heritage and conservation 295 -- 10.2 Influences on treatments 301 -- 10.3 Trends in practice 304 -- 10.4 Closing comments 315 -- Selected bibliography 318 -- Index 341 -- ER -