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Author: Daisuke Miyatsu
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著者：宮津大輔
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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| The author, known as one of the world's leading contemporary art* collectors, leads us through the [The Profound World of Restoration and Conservation. The book introduces the basics of techniques, materials, and conservation and storage of works of art and cultural properties in an easy-to-understand manner, with abundant examples and interesting episodes, by dividing them into paintings, works on paper, three-dimensional works, and time-based* media (≒ visual images). Including many columns for learning while having fun, this introductory book can be used as a reference for everyone, not only specialists. Introduction example] [Introduction example] [Introduction example Oil paintings, Japanese paintings, works on paper (drawings*prints*posters, etc.), paper materials (old documents*maps, etc.), Buddhist sculptures, bronze sculptures, films (photographs*films, etc.), NTF works . etc. Daisuke Miyatsu Born in Tokyo, 1963. Art* collector, President of Yokohama College of Art and Design, Board member of Mori Art Museum. Since 1994, his collection, which he collected while working for a company, and his home, which he built in collaboration with an artist, have been widely exhibited in Japan and abroad. (Collections include Yayoi Kusama, Yoshitomo Nara, Olafur* Eliasson, etc.) A large collection exhibition at the Taipei Taoist Art Museum (Taiwan*Taipei) (2011) and a unique collaborative exhibition with the Kasama Nichido Art Museum (2019) were among the most talked-about exhibitions. He is the author of numerous books, contributed articles and lectures, including [How Will the New Corona Change Art] and [The Age of Art x Technology] (Kobunsha Shinsho). |
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[The Profound World of Restoration and Conservation.
The book introduces the basics of techniques, materials, and conservation and storage of works of art and cultural properties in an easy-to-understand manner, with abundant examples and interesting episodes, by dividing them into paintings, works on paper, three-dimensional works, and time-based* media (≒ visual images). Including many columns for learning while having fun, this introductory book can be used as a reference for everyone, not only specialists.
Introduction example] [Introduction example] [Introduction example
Oil paintings, Japanese paintings, works on paper (drawings*prints*posters, etc.), paper materials (old documents*maps, etc.), Buddhist sculptures, bronze sculptures, films (photographs*films, etc.), NTF works . etc.
Daisuke Miyatsu
Born in Tokyo, 1963. Art* collector, President of Yokohama College of Art and Design, Board member of Mori Art Museum. Since 1994, his collection, which he collected while working for a company, and his home, which he built in collaboration with an artist, have been widely exhibited in Japan and abroad. (Collections include Yayoi Kusama, Yoshitomo Nara, Olafur* Eliasson, etc.) A large collection exhibition at the Taipei Taoist Art Museum (Taiwan*Taipei) (2011) and a unique collaborative exhibition with the Kasama Nichido Art Museum (2019) were among the most talked-about exhibitions. He is the author of numerous books, contributed articles and lectures, including [How Will the New Corona Change Art] and [The Age of Art x Technology] (Kobunsha Shinsho).