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Art conservation

the value of a monument that comes from the visible marks of time and decay, appealing to everyone without learning.

In art conservation, age value refers to the value of a monument that comes from the visible marks of time and decay, appealing to everyone without learning. This meaning comes from Riegl (1903) in Der moderne Denkmalkultus.[1]

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References

Riegl, A. (1903). Der moderne Denkmalkultus: Sein Wesen und seine Entstehung. W. Braumüller. Open Library record

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