tailieunhanh - Conservation and Restoration of Glass

The conservation of glass, as of all artefacts, falls into two main categories: passive conservation, the control of the surrounding environment to prevent further deterioration; and active conservation, the treatment of artefacts to stabilize them. A storage or display environment will consist of one of the following: (i) natural climatic conditions (especially painted glass windows and glass mosaics in situ); (ii) modified (buffered) climatic conditions in buildings and cases with no air conditioning; (iii) controlled climatic conditions, where air conditioning has been installed in museum galleries or individual showcases, to hold temperature and relative humidity within carefully defined parameters | Conservation and Restoration of Glass Butterworth-Heinemann Series in Conservation and Museology Series Editors Arts and Archaeology Andrew Oddy British Museum London Architecture Derek Linstrum Formerly Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies University of York US Executive Editor Norbert S. Baer New York University Conservation Center of the Institute of Fine Arts Consultants Sir Bernard Feilden David Bomford National Gallery London . Horie Manchester Museum University of Manchester Sarah Staniforth National Trust London John Warren Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies University of York Published titles Artists Pigments 2nd Edition Harley Care and Conservation of Geological Material Howie Care and Conservation of Palaeontological Material Collins Chemical Principles of Textile Conservation Tímár-Balázsy Eastop Conservation and Exhibitions Stolow Conservation and Restoration of Ceramics Buys Oakley Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art and Antiquities Kuhn Conservation of Brick Warren Conservation of Building and Decorative Stone Ashurst Dimes Conservation of Earth Structures Warren Conservation of Glass Newton Davison Conservation of Historic Buildings Feilden Conservation of Historic Timber Structures An Ecological Approach to Preservation Larsen Marstein Conservation of Library and Archive Materials and the Graphic Arts Petherbridge Conservation of Manuscripts and Painting of South-east Asia Agrawal Conservation of Marine Archaeological Objects Pearson Conservation of Wall Paintings Mora Mora Philippot Historic Floors Their History and Conservation Fawcett A History of Architectural Conservation Jokilehto Lacquer Technology and Conservation Webb The Museum Environment 2nd Edition Thomson The Organic Chemistry of Museum Objects 2nd Edition Mills White Radiography of Cultural Material Lang Middleton The Textile Conservator s Manual 2nd Edition Landi Upholstery Conservation Principles and Practice Gill Eastop Related titles .

• Kiến trúc - Xây dựng
• Historical development
• Excavated glass
• decorative glass
• glass conservation
• materials
• wheel engraving