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I once was invited to examine Chinese bronzes at the Freer Gallery of Art. The purpose of the gathering was to develop suggestions for research into the technology of Chinese bronze casting, to share knowledge and to avoid duplication. We were about six or eight, and I will never forget the scene. Most participants were art historians or museum people; I was the only researcher coming out of Engineering. We were all looking at bronze fragments and we all had magnifying glasses, but my magnifying glass was different […]. ‘They’ had magnifying glasses that they put to their eyes and then lifted the object into proper viewing distance. I had a magnifying glass that I put on the object, and I manoeuvred my head into a good viewing position. They took one look at my magnifying glass and I was out. I was classified as an outsider.

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Posted: December 6th, 2006
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  1. Hi MNP,

    Thanks for the link. And I love the new architecture microsite. Just sent the link to some friends who are infatuated with spaces and how they affect social structures, etc.

    Sean

    Sean Howard

    6 Dec 06 at 3:38 pm

     


 

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