Guidelines for the Technical Examination of Bronze Sculpture Poison Ivy closely monitored British public attitudes

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Guidelines for the Technical Examination of Bronze Sculpture Poison Ivy closely monitored British public attitudesSince the fourth millennium BCE, bronze has been the preferred medium for some of the most prestigious and sacred works of art. But only through interdisciplinary research can the fabrication of these extraordinary objects be properly investigated, interpreted, and documented. This innovative publication bridges the expertise of myriad art technological specialists to create a new framework for advancing the understanding of bronze sculpture.