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@anonturk.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 1:28 PM

🇹🇷 Burdur Müzesi 18 eseri Kopenhag’da sergiliyor

#Türkiye #Haber #Gündem #Burdur #Glyptotek #Romaİmparatorluğu #GazetePencere

@epinardscaramel.euOct 1, 2026, 10:08 AM

This reminds me of the “Nasotek” I saw in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen in 2024:

#Glyptotek #Copenhagen 👃

a wall display full of statues’ noses and earsNasotek Ordet nasotek betyder en samling næser, ligesom ordet bibliotek bruges om en samling bøger. Antikke marmårværker bliver tit fundet i stump- er og stykker. Indtil for 100 år siden blev de fuldstændiggjort med nye næser, arme og ben. Så kunne de bedre sælges til museer og samlinger. Siden har man ment, at disse møderne restaureringer ødelagde den ”sande” antikke skulptur. Alt skulle være ægte. De nye dele blev fjernet, og tilbage stod ofte et værk, der var tilhugget til en restaurering. De udstillede næser i marmor og gips er alle fjernet fra Glyptotekets romerske portrætter. Nasothek The word-nasothek means a collection of noses in analogy with discotheque, a collection of records. Until a hundred years ago ancient marble sculptures which had been found damaged and in pieces were restored with new noses, arms and legs. In this way they were more attractive to museums and collectors. Later the restorations were regarded as hiding the “true” ancient work: everything should be authentic, The new parts were removed and often left a work which had been carved preparatory to restoration. The noses in marble and plaster all come from the Roman portraits in the Glyptotek.