4 resultados para Universidade e faculdades
em Universidade de Lisboa - Repositório Aberto
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Trabalho de projeto de mestrado, Tecnologias e Metodologias em E-learning, Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto de Educação, Faculdade de Ciências, 2013
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Relatório de estágio de mestrado, Nutrição Clínica, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Medicina, 2015
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Este projecto identifica os impressores portugueses do século XVII representados no fundo de livro antigo presente no acervo geral da Biblioteca da Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa, incluindo aqueles cujas oficinas de impressão não granjearam a glória da dinastia Craesbeeck, mas que, de igual modo, têm lugar cativo na história da tipografia portuguesa. Identificando-os, quantificando-os e enquadrando-os historicamente esperamos conseguir mostrar que não é apenas nas Bibliotecas Públicas com carácter patrimonial como a Biblioteca Nacional e a Biblioteca Municipal de Évora, que se encontram depositados testemunhos importantes para o estudo da tipografia portuguesa. Pretende-se mapear o fundo do século XVII, tentando, na medida do possível, reconstituir a sua história através das pistas deixadas nos exemplares que denotam a proveniência de colecções integradas e, através da análise dos dados disponíveis, contribuir para um melhor conhecimento da tipografia portuguesa do século XVII.
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This thesis presents the process of conducting the inventory of the old tiles collection of the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon (FBAUL). This set can be divided into two major groups: the first is integrated in the building, the second consists of a set 2036 loose tiles with a pattern of decorative, ornamental and figuratively, some of which form panels of great value. Due to the existence of a wide variety of unknown provenance tile, stored at random, we feel the need to develop an inventory process, intended to safeguard and preserve these he-ritage objects whose existence was virtually unknown until the beginning of this work. This process continued working methodology started with the identification, photographic survey and labeling, with subsequent filling an inventory sheet. To obtain information about the loose tiles, it was essential to have a previous cleaning the mortar that prevented the reading of existing information in masonry, a process developed with the support of un-dergraduate students. After completion of the above process, we make the assembly of panels existing mostly very fragmented to give some iconographic references. In this process we identified 21 types of patterns belonging to the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and 30 figurative and orna-mental panels. We realized then interconnections between them and the sets placed in situ around the building, and some of its tiles have been used to fill spaces or gaps. At the same time, we have created the inventory records, diagnosis and intervention, as well as a database for internal consultation - Excel - organized by a filtering system to allow quick search of all the tiles present in FBAUL. Finally, we will show a room to house the collection of loose tiles, making references to the ideal conditions of the outdoor environment and its packaging. Also we propose a very punc-tual removing some tiles embedded in the walls of the building which form part of panels composed of loose tiles, indicating a proposal to replace the other coherent and complete element belonging to the collection, preferably with a standard reason