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potential unity: a standalone construct

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potentialunity1 CONSTRUCTPotential unityBRANDI · HERITAGE STUDIES

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Heritage studies

the principle that a damaged artwork keeps a latent unity as a whole, which restoration should recover without falsifying it or erasing the traces of time.

In heritage studies, potential unity refers to the principle that a damaged artwork keeps a latent unity as a whole, which restoration should recover without falsifying it or erasing the traces of time. This meaning comes from Brandi (2005) in Theory of restoration.[1]

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References

  1. Brandi, C. (2005). Theory of restoration. Nardini. ISBN 9788840440897

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