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A Year in Provenance. Learning to protect art and antiquities. Asymp; Leave a comment. Collecting history vs. provenance. The Value of Unprovenanced Antiquities. Asymp; 1 Comment. 8220;Regarding the issue of unprovenanced antiquities: surely even without substantiated provenance, there is still some factual knowledge to be derived the approximate age of the item, for instance, and its general geographic origin? This was a great question in response to my last post. Continue reading →. In Ethics and Essays.
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A Year in Provenance. Learning to protect art and antiquities. Click the term to read its associated post for more discussion and ideas. N The scientific study of the origins, the behaviour, and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans. (On this blog, used as distinct from archaeology). N The systematic study of past human life and culture by the recovery and examination of remaining material evidence, such as graves, buildings, tools, and pottery. Adv and adj. in the original position.
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A Year in Provenance. Learning to protect art and antiquities. Asymp; Leave a comment. Collecting history vs. provenance. Some art experts argue that this complexity is lost in the term “provenance”, which implies that if you know something’s origins, it is legitimate. This is a valid doubt, as blurring these definitions is a technique that has been used by sellers to hide gaps in the records of artworks. Questions like these can be easy to miss or skim over, even during due diligence, particularly given...
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A Year in Provenance. Learning to protect art and antiquities. Archaeological Institute of America. Read the post about the site. Association for Research Into Crimes Against Art (ARCA). Read the post about the site. Gallery of Stolen Art (Pinterest board). Read the post about the pin-board. The Illicit Antiquities Research Centre. Read the post about the site. The parent project for A Year in Provenance. Gallery of Stolen Art. Thought on “Links”. December 27, 2012 at 3:34 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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A Year in Provenance. Learning to protect art and antiquities. The Value of Unprovenanced Antiquities. Asymp; 1 Comment. 8220;Regarding the issue of unprovenanced antiquities: surely even without substantiated provenance, there is still some factual knowledge to be derived the approximate age of the item, for instance, and its general geographic origin? This was a great question in response to my last post. But isn’t partial information better than none? What about scientific testing? Larr; Previous post.
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A Year in Provenance. Learning to protect art and antiquities. Asymp; Leave a comment. Collecting history vs. provenance. The Value of Unprovenanced Antiquities. Asymp; 1 Comment. 8220;Regarding the issue of unprovenanced antiquities: surely even without substantiated provenance, there is still some factual knowledge to be derived the approximate age of the item, for instance, and its general geographic origin? This was a great question in response to my last post. Continue reading →. In Ethics and Essays.
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