Conservator
Bachelor of Arts in Conservation specialising horological instruments
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Conservator
Conservation of horological instruments (Bachelor of Arts)
Credits: Conservator © HE Arc Conservation
The purpose of conservation is the preservation of cultural works through the examination and analysis of such works and the drafting of relevant documents such as condition reports. Training in conservation draws on an international conservation ethic which implies respect for the work's original character and significance, be this artistic, historical, scientific, spiritual or religious.
Source: Haute École Arc Conservation-Restauration, Neuchâtel
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