deaccessioning

Greek translation: apomakrinsi i metafora ergon texnis

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English term or phrase:deaccessioning
Greek translation:apomakrinsi i metafora ergon texnis
Entered by: FREDERICA

05:56 Jun 13, 2002
English to Greek translations [PRO]
Art/Literary
English term or phrase: deaccessioning
from document about museums.
Deaccessioning of paintings...
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apomakrinsi i metafora ergon texnis
Explanation:
If 'deaccessioning' has been determined to be appropriate, paintings may be transferred to another repository, returned to the donor, destroyed, or offered for sale, with sale proceeds to be used for acquisitions or preservation of other collections.
Opote 'deaccessioning of paintings' xaraktirizei tin metafora i apomakrinsi ergon texnis apo sylloges me skopo
(a)tin epistrofi tous ston arxiko tous idioktiti,
(b)metafora se alli syllogi,
(c) teliki katastrofi ton ergon
(d)metapolisi etsi oste na agorastei kati allo
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4 +4apomakrinsi i metafora ergon texnis
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4Η μη καταγραφή σε κατάλογο συλλογής, μουσείου κτλ.
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Η μη καταγραφή σε κατάλογο συλλογής, μουσείου κτλ.


Explanation:
Στο λεξικό αναφερόταν ακριβώς έτσι:
the museum has recently accessioned these new paintings



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apomakrinsi i metafora ergon texnis


Explanation:
If 'deaccessioning' has been determined to be appropriate, paintings may be transferred to another repository, returned to the donor, destroyed, or offered for sale, with sale proceeds to be used for acquisitions or preservation of other collections.
Opote 'deaccessioning of paintings' xaraktirizei tin metafora i apomakrinsi ergon texnis apo sylloges me skopo
(a)tin epistrofi tous ston arxiko tous idioktiti,
(b)metafora se alli syllogi,
(c) teliki katastrofi ton ergon
(d)metapolisi etsi oste na agorastei kati allo
References on an article about 'reaccessioning of paintings' follows.
Elpizo na biothisa


    Reference: http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/AHC/faculty/mark/saa96.htm
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αφαίρεση/απομάκρυνση από συλλογή


Explanation:
<B>deaccession</B>
remove something from collection: to remove a book or work of art from the collection of a library or museum and sell it

Analoga me to keimeno mporeis na peis: afairesi, apomakrynsi, metafora.


    Reference: http://dictionary.msn.com/find/entry.asp?search=deaccession
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