Examples of using Conservator in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Programming
They assign a conservator.
I am a conservator, not an archaeologist.
Noga Schusterman, Painting Conservator.
What the Conservator Will Ask You?
Is it too late to become his conservator?
Conservator Johnny Peterson at work. Photograph: Yaʽara Shaltiel.
His brother wasdying the last time we asked him to be the conservator.
I consider myself a conservator of the city's architectural heritage.
The long term preservation of thesite requires ongoing conservation maintenance by a conservator.
A team of conservators headed by A. Elzam stabilized the walls exposed in the excavation.
Aside from this I also work as a metals conservator, treating museum artifacts and sculptures.
Conservator of archeological artifacts at the Israel Museum, a translator, and an illustrator.
The long term preservation of the site requires on-goingconservation maintenance that will be performed by a conservator.
One of the techniques used by conservators to evaluate art and determine previous restorations is a UV black light.
The results of our work in the field are used to produce media anddeliverables to be used by conservators and researchers.
Artists and conservators have different opinions about what's important: the original artwork or the original intention.
Jan Łukasik, after graduating Warsaw Polytechnic in 1926, worked as a conservator of the Royal Palace in Warsaw(1929- 1939).
I'm hoping we willbe able to get a specialist stone conservator to consolidate the white marble and then if we can get the lead lettering back it might be that you don't notice it,” Dungavell said.
And in New York, at two staging facilities used by the Guggenheim-a small factory of engineers, conservators, art handlers and riggers has grown up around the project.
Former city conservator Ulrich Krings said that the history behind the statue is actually not as complicated as some might want to believe and it was just a widely popular motif during Medieval times.
For example,in the English speaking countries it is customary to say‘conservator' whereas the Romance languages and German use the term‘restorer'.
Conservator Mark Avrahami performed the conservation and restoration work: a new support for the seal was created, the seal, which had faded completely, was accentuated utilizing pigments, and upon completion of the work, the marble plaque was returned to its original location two weeks ago.
Thirty-six antiquities dealers, collectors, conservators, museum employees, and auction house employees testified at the trial, as well.
This policy will make it possible to direct the bodies that are involved in conservation activity in Israel- public authorities, site managers, researchers, documenters,planners, conservators and educators- in assimilating a high degree of professional standards.
Between two technical discussions on the study of displays, lights, and explanatory placards,Michèle Bimbenet-Privat, conservator general at the department of artworks at the Musée du Louvre, projected images of pieces of gold craftsmanship sent to the Custody by Europe's royal courts over the course of the centuries.
I became obsessed with the object-- not just the beautiful photograph itself, and the color, the shallow depth of field, thedetail that's visible, the wire you can see on the beak there that the conservator used to put this skeleton together-- there's an entire story here.
Born in Washington, D.C., her mother was a paintings conservator and her father a computer consultant; she grew up in Apt in Vaucluse, where she did part of her schooling from nursery school, in the public schools of the small rural town.[1] Poirson studied at Sciences Po Aix in Aix-en-Provence, London School of Economics and Harvard Kennedy School of Government.[2].
They are not currently threatened,but the unpredictable nature of their reproduction makes some conservators nervous about how the giants will respond to a changing climate.
This glossary of terms was compiled in recognition of the lack of accepted Hebrew terms for describing the range of conservation activities and concepts, and in order to create an agreed upon language for the everyday work of those engaged in executing and supervising conservation work,in research and in the training of conservators.
It is the largest building of the Capitoline and it is broken down into several sections,including the Conservators' Apartments, the courtyard, the Palazzo dei Conservatori Museum, and other halls.