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The Renaissance restored: paintings conservation and the birth of modern art history in nineteenth-century Europe

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Abstract

"This volume charts the intersections between art history and conservation in the treatment of Italian Renaissance paintings in nineteenth-century Europe"--

Contents

Shared histories -- Finding Giotto in Florence -- Titian and the weight of tradition -- Charles Eastlake directs conservation -- Bode, Hauser, and the Renaissance museum -- Restoration and the Renaissance in the nineteenth century.

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    Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute, [2021]

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    1801-1900

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    • 160606696X
    • 9781606066966

Annotations / title notes

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    Revision of the author's thesis (doctoral)--Institute of Fine Arts, 2017, under the title: What Burckhardt saw : restoration and the invention of the Renaissance, c.1840-1904.

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