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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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Teaching the subject in a combined form includes the following topics per tutorial block: 1. Causes of metal and wood degradation, restoration survey. 2. Basic principles of preservation and restoration of objects made of metals and wood. 3. Specifics of care for historical keyboard musical instruments. 4. Preventive care for collectibles.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified, unspecified, unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the issues of conservation and restoration processes in the basic areas of movable monuments of artistic and arts and crafts character, including the basic principles of preventive care and conservation. It includes the characteristics of basic materials and arts and crafts and art techniques, including the problems of material degradation, and an indicative overview of the methods of initial professional research and the conservation or restoration process itself. Emphasis is placed on the definition of the contribution of the expert - heritage worker to the course of the restoration process (historical, iconographic documents and methodological principles as an important prerequisite for the final interpretation); There is also an introduction to related sources and literature, including interdisciplinary contexts, including a presentation of the restoration action chosen according to the current situation in the region.
The graduate is capable of independent work with literature serving as supporting material to expand knowledge of the work intended for conservation - restoration intervention (official documents, restoration reports, documentary photographs, restoration laboratory research). This information can be used, for example, to specify lost iconographic details of a specific work of art, technologies used in the past, definition of the inviolable values of the work, accessories, etc. They are familiar with the basic sources and professional literature on interventions and transformations on works of art intended for restoration and basic knowledge of period technologies and current methods of restoration research. The graduate will use the acquired skills and knowledge especially in the sphere of practical care for cultural monuments and collections.
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Prerequisites
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Basic orientation in the history of art is necessary, basic passive knowledge of German and Latin is desirable, as well as basic awareness of contemporary monument legislation
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
Teaching the subject in a combined form includes the following topics per tutorial block: 1. Causes of metal and wood degradation, restoration survey. 2. Basic principles of preservation and restoration of objects made of metals and wood. 3. Specifics of care for historical keyboard musical instruments. 4. Preventive care for collectibles.
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Recommended literature
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Barbora A. HŘEBÍČKOVÁ. Recepty starých mistrů aneb malířské postupy středověku. Brno, 2006.
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Bohuslav SLÁNSKÝ. Technika malby I, Technika malby II. Praha, 1955.
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Césare BRANDI. Teorie restaurování. Kutná Hora, 2000.
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Ivana KOPECKÁ a kol. Preventivní péče o historické objekty a sbírky v nich uložené. Praha, 2002.
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Ivana KOPECKÁ-Vratislav NEJEDLÝ. Průzkum historických materiálů. Praha, 2005.
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Jiří BELIS-Petr KOUKAL-Radek LUNGA-Radek REJŠEK. Péče o varhany a zvony, jejich památková ochrana. Praha, 2006. ISBN 80-86234-88-6.
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Kolektiv. Základy muzejní konzervace. Brno, 1989.
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Ludvík LOSOS. Pozlacování a polychromie. Praha, 2005.
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Roman KUBIČKA-Jiří ZELINGER. Výkladový slovník malířství, grafika, restaurátorství. Praha, 2004.
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Salvador Muňoz VIŇAS. Současná teorie konzervování. Pardubice, 2015.
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Zdeněk HOLÝ. Transparentní povrchové úpravy na mobiliáři ze dřeva. Praha. 2022, ISSN 1215-5538.
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