Modern Art of Metalwork
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Modern Art of Metalwork. International Symposium at the BrhanMuseum Berlin ... present the new collection catalogue of the BrhanMuseum Modern Art of ...
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Modern Art of Metalwork Page 1Modern Art of Metalwork International Symposium at the BrhanMuseum Berlin from October 6 to 8 2001 organized by Dedo von KerssenbrockKrosigk Box Mogens Ballin Copenhagen design pre1907 execution 1916 Cast pewter BrhanMuseum Berlin Cat. Modern Art of Metalwork nr. 1022 expertsmuseum curators artists collectors art dealersfrom all over Europe and the United Stateswere invited to submit papers and contribute to the discussion on Modern Art of Metalwork which to ourknowledge has not been subject of a similar international meeting before. The symposium was aimed to exchange the actual state of research ideas questions & problems of the various provenances arranged in 15 short papers with the opportunity of extensive discussion discuss if and how the network of experts in this field can be improved present the new collection catalogue of the BrhanMuseum Modern Art of Metalwork to international experts All aims and more have been fulfilled. The symposium had an atmosphere as if everybody had previouslybeen waiting for years for such an opportunityit was obvious that many of the most distinguished scholars in this field did not know each other yet and had not even heard about important publications in other countries. Therefore it was agreed among the participants unanimously that such a reunion should be held more or less regularly at different places. We apologize for not having been able to invite all experts to the symposium in Berlin in 2001. We intended to keep the number of participants as small as possible to allow an active discussion and on the other hand as large as necessary to include representatives from most of the relevant countries. It was a trial event in a field not tread much before. To give the chance of some insight in the themes discussed during the event many participants meritoriously agreed to publish their contributions on the website of the BrhanMuseum. The rights on the following contributions are kept by ...
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