The “Bauhaus Experiment” 1998-2006: Paint Research and Conservation Strategies Critically Revisited

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  • Thomas Danzl Dresden University of Fine Arts

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52200/47.A.T5I34TMT

Keywords:

Modern Movement, Modern architecture, Modern housing

Abstract

Nearly fifteen years after the beginning of the first systematic documentation works in the so-called “Masterhouses” in Dessau and actually with a distance of six years time since the inauguration of the restored “Bauhaus” school-building it seems to be useful to draw a critical résumé for further leading discussions. This is especially desirable because the guidelines, the methods and the strategies developed and finally realized during the conservation works were at the time without doubt at an experimental state.

How to Cite

Danzl, T. (2012). The “Bauhaus Experiment” 1998-2006: Paint Research and Conservation Strategies Critically Revisited. Docomomo Journal, (47), 20–27. https://doi.org/10.52200/47.A.T5I34TMT

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2012-12-01

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Plaudit

Author Biography

Thomas Danzl, Dresden University of Fine Arts

Prof. Dr. phil., Conservator/Restorer, Art Historian, Professor at HfbK University of Fine Arts in Dresden, Head of the Department of Conservation and Restoration, Architecture and Art Conservation at the Bundesdenkmalamt (National Heritage Agency) in Vienna. He is the author of several articles and publications3 on conservation and restoration and was member of THICOM.