Übersetzung für 'deaccession' von Englisch nach Deutsch

deaccession [selling of objects from a museum collection]

Verscherbeln {n} [ugs.] [von Museumsgut]

deaccession

Verkauf {m} aus dem Bestand [Museum, Bibliothek]

• It later donated the collection to the Holburne Museum in Bath as part of a deaccession programme approved by the Trustees of Pallant House Gallery in 2020.
• The decision to deaccession includes two parts. These are making the decision to deaccession and deciding the method of disposal.
• The VMFA made the decision to deaccession and transfer the work to the Polish Embassy, acting on behalf of the rightful owners' family.
• This will permit the deaccession and restitution of items collected under circumstances considered unethical by contemporary standards and thus places moral over legal arguments.
• Each museum establishes its own method and workflow for the deaccession process according to its organizational structure.

• Art museum collections can become vulnerable to deaccession due to fiscal issues.
• The National Gallery retained ownership, as the National Gallery Act 1856 did not permit its trustees to deaccession works bequeathed to the nation.
• The museum's deaccession criteria is a six step process that was used as an example in the book "Museum administration: an introduction".
• Dwindling endowments from wealthy patrons forced some museums to make difficult and controversial decisions to deaccession artwork from their collections to gain funds, or in the case of the Rose Art Museum, to close the institution and sell the entire collection.
• A painting of Gifford's from 1859 which Suydam, according to a report, "donated to the [...] academy in 1865," became the subject of a deaccession controversy at the Academy in late 2008.

• There are two conditions to the loans: that the museums in question never deaccession any of their works; or charge for admission.
• Another option a museum can take to deal with its Franciolini instruments is to deaccession them; i.e.