This study explores the conservation activities carried out by Italian specialists in Isfahan, focusing on the Jame Mosque and the Chehel Sutun Palace. Through the analysis of drawings and reports found in archives, the study provides insight into how Italian specialists recognized and conserved traditional Iranian architecture's tangible and intangible heritage.
Preserving Intangible Heritage in Iranian Traditional Architecture: Italian Experts' Approaches in the Mid-20th Century / Shiasi, Nasim. - (2024). ( Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage through Past, Present and Future University of Bologna - Forlì Campus ).
Preserving Intangible Heritage in Iranian Traditional Architecture: Italian Experts' Approaches in the Mid-20th Century
Nasim Shiasi
Writing – Review & Editing
2024
Abstract
This study explores the conservation activities carried out by Italian specialists in Isfahan, focusing on the Jame Mosque and the Chehel Sutun Palace. Through the analysis of drawings and reports found in archives, the study provides insight into how Italian specialists recognized and conserved traditional Iranian architecture's tangible and intangible heritage.File allegati a questo prodotto
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