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Example of a Museum Card
Science / / July 04, 2021
A file is a very useful element to carry out research work. The objective of this instrument is to store in a small and manageable space all the useful information that is the result of the investigation that is carried out, in this way it is not necessary to carry large books or notes.
The chips are traditionally pieces of cardboard paper of different sizes, the most common are those of 10 x 15 cm.
A Museographic File It is one that is used to take notes about what has been seen in museums and that is useful for an investigation.
The information that is placed in a Museographic File is the next:
- Name of the research work.
- Name of the museum visited and the city in which it is located.
- Date of visit to the museum.
- Work that has been seen and is of interest for investigation.
- Wing in which it is located.
- If the work corresponds to a temporary or permanent exhibition.
- Notes of interest about the work.
Example of Museum Card:
Research Name: Renaissance Painters.
Museum: Louvre Museum in Paris, France.
Date of visit: April 14, 2013.
Name of the Work: La Gioconda.
Author's name: Leonardo Da Vinci.
Creation date of the work: 1513 - 1519
Permanent exhibition.
Notes: Oil painting on 77 x 53 cm poplar board. This painting is a clear representation of the European Renaissance, the technique of making this painting is known as sfumatoque consists of eliminating the fixed and sharp contours by blurring the borders of the objects in a way that seems to be they melt. Through this technique a three-dimensional effect is given to the paintings. One of the aspects that make this work so peculiar is the model's smile, which disappears when it is stared at and reappears when the viewer fixes their eyes on another part of the painting.
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