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Homecoursespost graduationsTechnical history of art

Technical history of art

postgraduate course / 2 semesters / 60 ects

DOES NOT PROVIDE AN ACADEMIC DEGREE

 

OBJECTIVES

The postgraduate course Technical History of Art investigates transdisciplinary paths to preserve cultural heritage, through the point of view of art history, materials and techniques. The perception of the work of art, and the specific research on its artistic and iconographic context, its production technique, as well as the deterioration of the materials and its degradation mechanisms are highlighted.
It leads to specific measures, which can be used to stop, or at least slow down the degradation of our cultural heritage. The technical history of art is a discipline that brings to light the work of art in all its uniqueness. Different case studies of Portuguese and Iberian heritage will be highlighted. Essential aspects concerning a work of art, such as its authenticity, its reproducibility, its materiality, its permanence over time, but also the fragility of its materials will be discussed. A multidisciplinary methodology, which evolves together with the newest analytical and technical documentation of the work of art will be kept in perspective. Experienced academics that study, analyse and take care of the works of art will be invited to talk about their research work. Also, an approach to the artist-creator will take place. The conservation (or not) of the artist’s work and the perishability or longevity of the materials he uses will be also a theme under discussion.


Scientific coordination

Check here for the course coordinator.


Study programme

Organization of the course
The Postgraduate Course in Technical History of Art has a duration of two semesters, with a total of 60 ECTS, divided into compulsory course units.
All classes are taught in Portuguese.

You may consult the study programme here.

 


Schedule

After-work hours, starting at 5.30 pm.


Who can apply

 please check the PT version for more information


HOW TO APPLY

The presentation of the application is carried out exclusively online, through the Fenix platform. All the information regarding the application process (dates, vacancies, necessary documents and form of submission of the application) can be consulted here.
For the presentation of the application, a non-refundable application fee is due.


Evaluation criteria and selection

See here the evaluation criteria and selection for applications to this Postgraduate program.


TUITION FEES

See here the tuition fees currently set for the courses frequency.

The tuition fee for full-time students is set annually by the General Council of the Universidade de Lisboa, which may, under the International Student Statute, set differentiated values for international students.

Tuition fees can be paid in instalments, to be defined by the Management Council of the Faculdade de Belas-Artes.

 

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