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The best trained and most experienced librarian or curator is likely to confront difficulties in dealing with architectural drawings. Even an architect will be unable to understand some aspects of drawings a century old.
Professor Miles Lewis, a leading architectural historian, in conjunction with the International Confederation of Architectural Museums (Australasia) demonstrates to professional curators how to collect, interpret and conserve these ephemeral works of art. In so doing he reveals fascinating insights and wonderful images for all who appreciate and practise fine art and architecture.
Author: Miles Lewis
ISBN: 9781925556902
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 216
Dimensions: 230 x 276mm
Publisher: Black Inc
Date Published: February 2021
Professor Miles Lewis, a leading architectural historian, in conjunction with the International Confederation of Architectural Museums (Australasia) demonstrates to professional curators how to collect, interpret and conserve these ephemeral works of art. In so doing he reveals fascinating insights and wonderful images for all who appreciate and practise fine art and architecture.
Author: Miles Lewis
ISBN: 9781925556902
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 216
Dimensions: 230 x 276mm
Publisher: Black Inc
Date Published: February 2021