A History of Architectural Conservation : Jukka Jokilehto. txt

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Jokilehto, Jukka

Idioma: Español Series Butterworth-Heinemann series in conservation and museologyOxford England ; Boston : Butterworth Heinemann, 2008Descripción: xiv, 354 p., [16] p. ill. ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:

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0750655119
9780750655118

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NA105 J65 2008 c.1

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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 --

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A History of Architectural Conservation expands knowledge about the conservation of ancient monuments, works of art and historic buildings. It includes the origins of the interest in conservation within the European context, and the development of the concepts from Antiquity and the Renaissance to the present day. Jokilehto illustrates how this development has influenced international collaboration in the protection and conservation of cultural heritage, and how it has formed the principal concepts and approach to conservation and restoration in today's multi-cultural society. This book is based on archival research of original documents and the study of key restoration examples in countries that have influenced the international conservation movement. Accessible and of great interest to students and the general public it includes conservation trends in Europe, the USA, India, Iran and Japan.

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 --

Elsevier, Sep/03/2004, 2005-053.

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Forward
Preface
Acknowledgements
From traditional to modern society
Rediscovery of antiquities
The age of enlightenment
Classical monuments
The age of romanticism
Stylistic restoration
Conservation
Theories and concepts
International influences and collaboration
Definitions and trends
Selected bibliography
Index

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