Publication: La gestión de la documentación fotográfica en el archivo central Andrés Bello de la Universidad de Chile: la colección Guillermo Guerra : análisis y descripción
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2022-06-17
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Desde el año 2010 el Archivo Central Andrés Bello de la Universidad de Chile trazó un plan de trabajo centrado en la puesta en valor de colecciones, inventario, difusión y acceso, mediante publicaciones y contenidos en línea. Es así como en sus 24 años de existencia ha permitido que muchos Fondos y Colecciones destacadas de libros, documentos impresos y manuscritos, prensa, fotografías y otros objetos patrimoniales de gran valor material, intelectual e histórico, pudiesen ser restaurados, conservados y difundidos. Hoy en día cuenta con 18 colecciones de materiales diversos que son testimonio de la historia de Chile, entre ellas la Colección Archivo Fotográfico que actualmente posee la Sub-Colección Guillermo Guerra cuyo contenido formado por fotografías y recortes de prensa perteneciente al siglo XIX es objeto de análisis del presente trabajo. La Colección Archivo Fotográfico alberga solo fotografías y en los dos últimos años ha podido establecerse como una de las colecciones más importantes del ACAB, logrando un crecimiento exponencial en cuanto a cantidad de materialidades, como también el valor que estas representan. Actualmente suma 8 sub-colecciones: Antonio Quintana Contreras, Roberto Montandon Paillard, Gertrudis de Mosses, Institucional, Siglo XX, Chile, Artes y Tesistas. A estas colecciones habría que añadir una parte de la Colección Guillermo Guerra formada en su totalidad por imágenes pertenecientes al siglo XIX y principios del siglo XX, así como recortes de prensa de esta época. Estas imágenes del siglo XIX son el propósito de análisis en esta tesis, y que a su vez representan la primera colección que posee el ACAB cuya data corresponde a esta centuria...
Since 2010, the Andrés Bello Central Archive of the University of Chile drew up a work plan focused on the enhancement of collections, inventory, dissemination and access, through publications and online content. Thus, in its 24 years of existence, it has allowed many outstanding Funds and Collections of books, printed documents and manuscripts, press, photographs and other heritage objects of great material, intellectual and historical value, to be restored, conserved and disseminated. Today it has 18 collections of diverse materials that are testimony to the history of Chile, among them the Photographic Archive Collection that currently owns the Guillermo Guerra Sub-Collection, whose content made up of photographs and press clippings from the 19th century is the subject of analysis of the present work. The Photographic Archive Collection houses only photographs and in the last two years it has been able to establish itself as one of the most important collections of ACAB, achieving an exponential growth in terms of quantity of material, as well as the value they represent. Itcurrently has 8 sub-collections: Antonio Quintana Contreras, Roberto Montandon Paillard, Gertrudis de Mosses, Institutional, 20th Century, Chile, Arts and Thesis. To these collections should be added a part of the Guillermo Guerra Collection, made up entirely of images from the 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as press clippings from this period. These images from the 19th century are the purpose of analysis in this thesis, and which in turn represent the first collection that ACAB has, whose date corresponds to this century...
Since 2010, the Andrés Bello Central Archive of the University of Chile drew up a work plan focused on the enhancement of collections, inventory, dissemination and access, through publications and online content. Thus, in its 24 years of existence, it has allowed many outstanding Funds and Collections of books, printed documents and manuscripts, press, photographs and other heritage objects of great material, intellectual and historical value, to be restored, conserved and disseminated. Today it has 18 collections of diverse materials that are testimony to the history of Chile, among them the Photographic Archive Collection that currently owns the Guillermo Guerra Sub-Collection, whose content made up of photographs and press clippings from the 19th century is the subject of analysis of the present work. The Photographic Archive Collection houses only photographs and in the last two years it has been able to establish itself as one of the most important collections of ACAB, achieving an exponential growth in terms of quantity of material, as well as the value they represent. Itcurrently has 8 sub-collections: Antonio Quintana Contreras, Roberto Montandon Paillard, Gertrudis de Mosses, Institutional, 20th Century, Chile, Arts and Thesis. To these collections should be added a part of the Guillermo Guerra Collection, made up entirely of images from the 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as press clippings from this period. These images from the 19th century are the purpose of analysis in this thesis, and which in turn represent the first collection that ACAB has, whose date corresponds to this century...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Documentación, leída el 01-10-2021