Nearly forty years ago, the University of Pennsylvania Museum led the way in the adoption of ethical museum collecting practices by issuing the "1970 Philadelphia Declaration," which renounced the acquisition of unprovenanced antiquities by collecting institutions. This long and distinguished history of leadership now takes an important new turn with the launch of Penn Cultural Heritage Center under the directorship of Dr. Richard Leventhal.
SAFE applauds the creation of this new center, which you can read about in their August 18 Press Release.
Friday, September 5, 2008
SAFE applauds Penn Cultural Heritage Center
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Labels: 1970 Philadelphia Declaration, acquisition policies, collecting, ethics, University of Pennsylvania Museum
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