Support Conservation at the Harry Ransom Center
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https://40for40.utexas.edu/amb/RSD Help preserve culture for future generations!
Did you know that one of the world’s leading conservation centers resides on the 40 Acres of The University of Texas at Austin?
Conservation is a key pillar in the Harry Ransom Center’s commitment to access. We must ensure that these important cultural objects are accessible to present generations . . . and to future ones.
The number of works in need of conservation treatment at the Ransom Center is substantial. Paintings, objects, audiovisual materials, books, works on paper, and photographs – they are all made of material that will deteriorate over time. As a conservation hub at UT, the Ransom Center also helps other campus collections with their conservation needs, including spending more than 100 treatment hours to repair the stunning original half-scale architectural drawing of the UT Tower clock face.
Every dollar directed to conservation helps the Center tackle a cultural object in need of treatment. Applying their expertise and the latest in conservation tools and technology, conservators ensure these culturally important objects can be studied and appreciated by many more generations of students, researchers, and the public.
Make a gift today and invest in the preservation of our collected history and culture and support the excellence of the Ransom Center’s Conservation Center.
https://40for40.utexas.edu/amb/RSD
Did you know that one of the world’s leading conservation centers resides on the 40 Acres of The University of Texas at Austin?
Conservation is a key pillar in the Harry Ransom Center’s commitment to access. We must ensure that these important cultural objects are accessible to present generations . . . and to future ones.
The number of works in need of conservation treatment at the Ransom Center is substantial. Paintings, objects, audiovisual materials, books, works on paper, and photographs – they are all made of material that will deteriorate over time. As a conservation hub at UT, the Ransom Center also helps other campus collections with their conservation needs, including spending more than 100 treatment hours to repair the stunning original half-scale architectural drawing of the UT Tower clock face.
Every dollar directed to conservation helps the Center tackle a cultural object in need of treatment. Applying their expertise and the latest in conservation tools and technology, conservators ensure these culturally important objects can be studied and appreciated by many more generations of students, researchers, and the public.
Make a gift today and invest in the preservation of our collected history and culture and support the excellence of the Ransom Center’s Conservation Center.
https://40for40.utexas.edu/amb/RSD
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