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- Author: Dr Alexandra Bounia
- Published Date: 15 Nov 2004
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Language: English
- Book Format: Hardback::370 pages
- ISBN10: 0754600122
- ISBN13: 9780754600121
- Imprint: Ashgate Publishing Limited
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Alexandra Bounia, The Nature of Classical Collecting: Collectors and Collections 100BCE - 100CE. Framing Knowledge: Collecting Objects, Collecting Texts 156 Jaś Elsner Bibliography Ancient Sources 163 Modern Works 166 Indices Index A. Ancient Texts Cited or Mentioned 193 Index B. Place Names 202 Index C. Personal Names 206 Index D. Notable Greek, Latin and Egyptian Words 216 Index E. General Subjects 219 This is a digital offprint for Achetez et téléchargez ebook The Nature of Classical Collecting: Collectors and Collections, 100 BCE - 100 CE (Perspectives on Collecting) (English Edition): The Nature of Classical Collecting: Collectors and Collections, 100 BCE-100 CE more ALEXANDRA BOUNIA of many people: Martha Karagilanis and Tassos Kokkinis, Dr Maria Mouliou, Dr Diogo Fernandez-Thomaz and Maria-Christina, Dr Ozlem Gorey, Eirene Marathaki, Elizabeth Myrogiani, Elli Kollia, Dr Paul Martin, Dr Pedro Lorente, Dr Pedro The Nature of Classical Collecting Collectors and Collections, 100 BCE 100 CE The Nature of Classical Collecting argues that the collecting practices of classical Greece and Rome offer a rich tapestry of experiences which can be reconstructed to illuminate a pivotal period in the long and ever developing phenomenon of collecting The Nature of Classical Collecting: Collectors and Collections, 100 BCE - 100 CE (Perspectives on Collecting) [Alexandra Bounia] on *FREE* A. Bounia, The Nature of Classical Collecting, Collectors and Collections 100 BCE-100 CE, Chapter 2 Collecting Material Testimonies: antiquarianism and notions of the past;Chapter 6 Visiting Pliny s Collection: reading a museum;Chapter 9 Furnishing the Collector s World: Cicero s Epistulae and the Verrine Orations How the Greeks re-created their mythical past, London 2002; Alexandria Bounia: The nature of classical collecting. Collectors and collections, 100 BCE-100 CE (Perspectives on collecting), Aldershot, Burlington 2004; Andreas Hartmann: Zwischen Relikt und Reliquie. Collecting artefacts, acquiring empire: Exploring the relationship between Enlightenment and Darwinist collecting and late-nineteenth-century British imperialism The Nature of Classical Collecting. Collectors and Collections, 100 BCE 100 CE. Jaś Elsner. Journal of the History of Collections, Volume 18, Issue 1, June 2006, Pages 86 87 The nature of classical collecting:collectors and collections, 100 BCE-100 CE. Collecting in time and space in the classical world - Classical collectors and collections: Visiting Pliny's collection - reading a "museum" - Poet's gifts, collector's worlds - the epigrams of Martial - "Luxury is not for everybody" - collecting as a means of The class focuses on the reuse of ancient Greek works of art in Roman times, a widespread practice, attested written sources as largely as archaeological evidence, on which current scholarship has reached opposite conclusions. The nature of collecting in the Classical world:collections and collectors, c.100 BCE - 100 CE - Volume 1: Bounia, Alexandra. Thesis: 1997: Museum learning, the museum visitor, the museum visit: Yahya, Ibramsha. Thesis: 2008: Communicating Chinese ceramics:a study of material culture theory in selected museums in Britain: Ting, Wing Yan Get this from a library! The nature of classical collecting:collectors and collections, 100 BCE-100 CE. [Alexandra Bounia] - The phenomenon of collecting as a systematic activity undertaken for symbolic rather than actual needs, is traditionally taken to originate in the Get this from a library! The nature of classical collecting:collectors and collections, 100 BCE-100 CE. [Alexandra Bounia] Framing Knowledge: Collecting Objects, Collecting Texts Jaś Elsner It is a commonplace that we know antiquity through our material culture and especially on portable works of art. Collections from the Renaissance via the Grand Tour to But at the heart of the collecting of objects at any time the imperial excavations and appropriations of Download Citation on ResearchGate | Museum salvage: A case study of Mesoamerican artifacts in museum collections and on the antiquities market | Museum salvage refers to Completed PhD research 1983 to date The nature of collecting in the Classical world:collections and collectors, c.100 BCE - 100 CE (Susan Pearce) 1997. Miriam Lisa Clavir. 1997. Preserving what is valued:an analysis of museum conservation and first nations perspectives (Susan Pearce). The nature of classical collecting:collectors and collections, 100 BCE-100 CE Alexandra Bounia Ashgate c2004 Perspectives on collecting:hard Alexandra Bounia - The nature of collecting in the Classical world: Collections and collectors, c.100 BCE - 100 CE. Supervisor: Susan Pearce. 1997. Miriam Lisa Clavir - Preserving what is valued: An analysis of museum conservation and first nations perspectives. Supervisor: Susan Pearce Home > Ranking > The Nature Of Classical Collecting (UK IMPORT) Roman art and curiosity collections, and relics - the book focuses on the field of the pre-history of collecting, a neglected yet critical phase that helped crystallize the western concept of collecting. Drawing primarily on Latin writings from the period 100 BCE to 100 CE This is a list of popular collectables described in Wikipedia articles. The references cited include collectors' clubs and societies for each item to 12 Music; 13 Nature and animals; 14 Sports; 15 Technology; 16 Theme A theme collection includes related or unrelated items that have a unifying theme or common thread or a The Nature of Classical Collecting: 100 BCE - 100 CE, Ashgate Press. Bounia, A. And S. M. Pearce, 2001. Collectors' Voice - Ancient Voices: Critical readings in the practice of collecting Nomima tai Nomima barbarika (m.kreik. Barbaarien tavat ) oli Aristoteleen kirjoittama antiikin kreikkalainen teos, joka käsitteli eri ei-kreikkalaisten kansojen tapoja. Se on eräs esimerkki Aristoteleen koulukunnan suorittamista historiallisista tutkimuksista. Teos ei ole säilynyt nykyaikaan, mutta siitä tunnetaan joitakin katkelmia. published in 2004 (The Nature of Classical Collecting: 100 BCE 100 CE, Ashgate Press). Since, She has been studying collectors and collections in Greece and she has published extensively on them as well as on collections management (e.g. Behind the Scenes of the Alexandra Bounia's most popular book is The Collector's Voice: Critical The Nature of Classical Collecting: Collectors and Collections, 100 BCE 100 CE . Oikeudenmukaisuusvaatimuksia (m.kreik. ( ), Dikaiōmata (poleōn), (Kaupunkien) oikeudenmukaisuusvaatimuksia ) oli Aristoteleen kirjoittama antiikin kreikkalainen teos, joka kokosi yhteen kreikkalaisten kaupunkivaltioiden (polis) tekemiä päätöksiä.Se on eräs esimerkki Aristoteleen tekemistä historiallisista tutkimuksista. The Wesleyan Collections, like many other anthropology and archaeology collections around the country and world, have a legacy of exploitative collecting practices particularly relating to Native Americans.In 1990 the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) was passed Congress, drastically changing the relationship between museums and other collecting The collection includes about 100 artifacts, primarily from the excavations of Yale University Art Gallery and Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven, CT. The classical collection comprises works of art from ancient Greece and 2000 BCE 1000 CE, Worlds Made Visible, and A Photographic Memory: The publications cited in this resource guide are owned the Cleveland Museum of Art s Ingalls Library. The nature of classical collecting: collectors and collections, 100 BCE-100 CE. Aldershot, Hampshire, Eng: Ashgate, 2004. Influences and styles in the late archaic and early classical Greek sculpture of Sicily and Magna Graecia
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