Sets out best practice for the preservation of monuments and architectural and natural beauty, comparing Britain with other countries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Part I. The Principles and Practice of Monument Administration: 1. The significance and history of the care of monuments 2. The meaning of the term 'monument' 3. The limit of age for monuments 4. The different kinds of monument 5. Why should monuments be preserved? 6. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? The function of public opinion 7. Means for the preservation of monuments: A. Private societies and publications 8. Means for the preservation of monuments: B. Official and semi-official agencies, museums 9. Means for the preservation of monuments: C. Legislation, national and local 10. Restoration and anti-restoration 11. 'Classement', inventorization, and official publications 12. Superintendence of excavations and disposal of 'finds': Treasure-trove 13. Prohibition of sale or exportation 14. Expropriation or compulsory purchase Part II. Monument Administration in the Various European Countries 1. France 2. Germany 3. Italy 4. Great Britain and Ireland 5. The Austrian Empire 6. Belgium, Holland, and Switzerland 7. Denmark, Norway, and Sweden 8. Russia and Finland 9. Spain and Portugal 10. Greece and Turkey 11. The Danubian provinces 12. India, Egypt, Algeria, Tunis Appendix Index.
Preface Part I. The Principles and Practice of Monument Administration: 1. The significance and history of the care of monuments 2. The meaning of the term 'monument' 3. The limit of age for monuments 4. The different kinds of monument 5. Why should monuments be preserved? 6. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? The function of public opinion 7. Means for the preservation of monuments: A. Private societies and publications 8. Means for the preservation of monuments: B. Official and semi-official agencies, museums 9. Means for the preservation of monuments: C. Legislation, national and local 10. Restoration and anti-restoration 11. 'Classement', inventorization, and official publications 12. Superintendence of excavations and disposal of 'finds': Treasure-trove 13. Prohibition of sale or exportation 14. Expropriation or compulsory purchase Part II. Monument Administration in the Various European Countries 1. France 2. Germany 3. Italy 4. Great Britain and Ireland 5. The Austrian Empire 6. Belgium, Holland, and Switzerland 7. Denmark, Norway, and Sweden 8. Russia and Finland 9. Spain and Portugal 10. Greece and Turkey 11. The Danubian provinces 12. India, Egypt, Algeria, Tunis Appendix Index.
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