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The practice of research at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Museum Management and Curatorship, 1993(1993). The practice of research at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Museum Management and Curatorship: Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 349-359.
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CERAMIC RESTORATION IN THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM
Studies in Conservation, 1971A description of the technique of ceramic restoration employed at the Victoria and Albert Museum is given, and the problems involved are assessed. The various processes are discussed in the order in which they would normally occur, covering the breaking down of old repairs, bonding and the adhesives used, through to the final retouching of the object ...
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Meštrović and the Victoria and Albert Museum
Sculpture Journal, 2016This article discusses the exhibition of Mestrovic’s work at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1915. It investigates the roles of R. W. Seton Watson, Henry Wickham Steed and Sir Arthur Evans and the Yugoslav Committee in its promotion, and the support offered by Sir John Lavery, Charles Aitken, Director of the Tate Gallery, and Sir Charles Holroyd ...
Flora Turner-Vučetić, Eric Turner
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The Victoria and Albert Museum
2016Whether measured by their expansive numbers worldwide, their collections and exhibitions, or their community-based mandates, public museums are familiar institutions from which the public asks much. Visitors seek pleasure and entertainment; they want access to objects and collections that provide them with knowledge in diverse areas, and an affirmation
Avner Segall, Brenda Trofanenko
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The Circulation Department of the Victoria and Albert Museum
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Ethiopian Objects at the Victoria and Albert Museum
African Research & Documentation, 2019The Victoria and Albert Museum, or V&A, is a museum of art, design and performance based in South Kensington, London. It was established in 1852, following on from the 1851 “Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations” spearheaded by Prince Albert.
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Methods of Packing in the Victoria and Albert Museum
Studies in Conservation, 1961objects. The wads are each formed of two sheets of paper, each of a standard size which measures about 76X 48 cm., one sheet being medium thick brown paper and the other tissue paper; these sheets are placed together and turned inward around the edges to form a wad with the tissue paper on the outer surface roughly oval in shape, about 20 cm.
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