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The great heritage war

机译:伟大的遗产战争

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"They are all criminals, especially the Americans," an eminent archaeologist declares. The evidence? They collect antiquities. This sort of remark is a typical attack in the long battle over who should or should not possess or trade in ancient objects. The combatants include governments, museums, art dealers and auction houses as well as archaeologists and private collectors.rnJames Cuno examines the underlying causes of this conflict, reporting on the wounds it is inflicting and proposing a route to a workable truce. He spotlights a single theatre of operations. Though the museums of his subtitle suggest that they are his focus, specialist institutions (showing ceramics, say, or Islamic art) are excluded. Encyclopedic museums-devoted to the exhibition and study of "representative examples of the world's artistic legacy"-are what he concentrates on.
机译:一位著名的考古学家宣称:“他们都是罪犯,尤其是美国人。”证据?他们收集古物。这种说法是长期争夺谁应该拥有或不应该拥有或买卖古代物品的典型攻击。战斗人员包括政府,博物馆,艺术品经销商和拍卖行以及考古学家和私人收藏家。詹姆斯·库诺(James Cuno)检查了这场冲突的根本原因,报告了造成冲突的伤口,并提出了可行的休战路线。他着重介绍了一个剧院。尽管附有字幕的博物馆表明它们是他的关注重点,但排除了专门机构(展示陶瓷或伊斯兰艺术品)。他致力于研究和研究“世界艺术遗产的代表性实例”的百科全书博物馆。

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    《The economist》 |2008年第8584期|108|共1页
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