Harold James Plenderleith MC FRSE FCS (19 September 1898 – 2 November 1997) was a 20th century Scottish art conservator and archaeologist.[1] He was a large and jovial character with a strong Dundonian accent.
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Harold James Plenderleith MC FRSE FCS (19 September 1898 – 2 November 1997) was a 20th century Scottish art conservator and archaeologist. He was a large...
scraped away some of the detailed tone of many carvings. According to HaroldPlenderleith, the surface removed in some places may have been as much as one-tenth...
Earl dismissed the idea, describing Carter as a "stoical loner". HaroldPlenderleith, a former associate of Carter's at the British Museum, was quoted...
(6 November 1997). "HaroldPlenderleith". The Independent. Rawlins, F. I. G.; Oddy, W. A. (11 November 1997). "HaroldPlenderleith". The Times. Oddy, A...
pieces of the shrines, which were still stacked in the antechamber. HaroldPlenderleith, a scientist at the British Museum, intermittently assisted Carter...
interests were fostered by William Holman Hunt. In 1924 the chemist HaroldPlenderleith began to work at the British Museum with Alexander Scott in the recently...
Hoo helmet. In 1956, an account of the process was published by HaroldPlenderleith, keeper of the museum's research laboratory. Examination found the...
Robert was consequently educated there. His elder brother was HaroldPlenderleith FRSE. Harold's career was somewhat parallel to Robert's but greatly overshadowed...
Wilfrid Oulton, Royal Air Force officer (born 1911) 2 November – HaroldPlenderleith, Scottish art conservator and archaeologist (born 1898) 5 November...
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British Museum was overseen by keeper of the research laboratory HaroldPlenderleith, who in some cases, particularly with the boar, did the work himself;...
David Peacock, zoologist William Peddie, mathematician and physicist HaroldPlenderleith, art conservator and archaeologist George Dawson Preston, physicist...
forging paintings by Vermeer. The discussions among Paul Coremans, HaroldPlenderleith, and F. I. G. Rawlins in connection with this trial were credited...
Gettens, Richard Buck, W.G. Constable, Murray Pease, Ian Rawlins, HaroldPlenderleith, Sir Wallace Akers, Helmut Ruhemann, and Paul Coremans. Others who...
head of the Department of Conservation and Scientific Research. 1975–1979: Harold Barker; Keeper of Conservation and Technical Services 1979 - 1981: Michael...
Research Laboratory in 1920. In 1922, conservator and archaeologist, HaroldPlenderleith (1898–1997), became the first full time chemist affiliated with a...
Artistic Works (IIC), an organization founded by George L. Stout, HaroldPlenderleith, Wallace Akers, Paul Coremans and others. Sheldon served for two...
Oddy test, which determines the safety of materials to art objects HaroldPlenderleith (1898 – 1997): A pioneer in conservation science in the United Kingdom;...
learned about restoring and cleaning artefacts from people such as HaroldPlenderleith at the British Museum Research Laboratory and from staff at the Royal...
introduced, 58% RH was chosen as the target value. A survey conducted by HaroldPlenderleith in 1960 found that most museums aimed for or experienced RH values...
created to govern the Centre and in 1959, it opened in Rome with Harold J. Plenderleith, renowned Keeper at the British Museum, as its director. The Belgian...
British Museum to serve as a Technical Attaché. Maryon, working under HaroldPlenderleith's leadership, was tasked with the conservation and reconstruction...
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