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Casting a New Light
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Casting a New Light

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Casting a New Light delves into various aspects of collecting and showcasing plaster casts, an important phenomenon that shaped European and American art museums from the nineteenth century onwards. It explores international connections and influences in the establishment of cast collections while also shedding new light on the role and uses of plaster casts in the antiquity and in the era of historicism. The volume offers valuable reflections on the intricate contexts of the contemporary reception of these collections, presenting new perspectives on their significance and future, including various conference papers and several case studies.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Museum of Fine Art, Budapest / Hungarian National Gallery
Country
HU
Date
6 January 2025
Pages
178
ISBN
9786156595232

Casting a New Light delves into various aspects of collecting and showcasing plaster casts, an important phenomenon that shaped European and American art museums from the nineteenth century onwards. It explores international connections and influences in the establishment of cast collections while also shedding new light on the role and uses of plaster casts in the antiquity and in the era of historicism. The volume offers valuable reflections on the intricate contexts of the contemporary reception of these collections, presenting new perspectives on their significance and future, including various conference papers and several case studies.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Museum of Fine Art, Budapest / Hungarian National Gallery
Country
HU
Date
6 January 2025
Pages
178
ISBN
9786156595232