Scholarly work in conservation which has "made a difference"

[Rebecca A Rushfield <wittert@xxxxxxxx>]

A paintings conservator passed on to me the 
following message which she had received from
the College Art Association:
  "The Scholarly Research Committee at the
   National Humanities Aliance is building a
   database of scholarly work by identifying
   work that "made a difference" in the 20th
   century. The database will provide a basis
   for a brochure on the value of scholarly 
   research targeted to members of Congress. 
   In addition, the database will be used to
   generate topical and geographical reports
   for use with Congress."
The message goes on to ask that the name of the
author, title, and a few sentences explaining why
one thinks it "made a difference" to one's field be
sent to Marta Teegen at the College Art Association
(mteegen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) by June 22nd..

If anyone strongly believes that a specific scholarly
work in conservation has  made a great difference to 
the field, they should submit it for inclusion in the
database and inform the rest of us.      
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