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Fragments (''frammenti''), like their name suggests, are small broken  pieces of other [[Public art|artwork]], and are a sub-set of [[Material Culture|material culture]].  When larger carvings were destroyed, the  remains were often discarded.  However, on occasion, remaining fragments  were spared and often set into a wall.  The fragment is not an  intentional piece of artwork; no one makes fragments. Instead, they are  the leftovers from grander objects that no longer exist. While they may  have once been part of an important artistic [[Sculptures|sculpture]], they are no  longer of much significance.  
Fragments (''frammenti''), like their name suggests, are small broken  pieces of other [[:Category:Public Art|artwork]], and are a sub-set of [[Material Culture|material culture]].  When larger carvings were destroyed, the  remains were often discarded.  However, on occasion, remaining fragments  were spared and often set into a wall.  The fragment is not an  intentional piece of artwork; no one makes fragments. Instead, they are  the leftovers from grander objects that no longer exist. While they may  have once been part of an important artistic [[Sculptures|sculpture]], they are no  longer of much significance.  
[[Image:figure6_fragment.jpg |right|thumb|An architectural fragment, most likely left over from a decorated window arch]]
[[Image:figure6_fragment.jpg |right|thumb|An architectural fragment, most likely left over from a decorated window arch]]


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==Damage and Preservation==
==Damage and Preservation==
For information pertaining to the damage of Venetian fragments, please see the [[Damage to public art]] page.
For general information pertaining to the sources of damage to Venetian public art, please see the [[Damage to public art]] page.


For information pertaining to the preservation of Venetian fragments, please see the [[Restoration and preservation of public art]] page.
For general information pertaining to the restoration and preservation of Venetian public art, please see the [[Public art preservation|Restoration and preservation of public art]] page.
 
Specific information regarding the damage and restoration needs of each fragment can be found on the pages dedicated to each individual fragment, as listed in the map below and in the navigation box under the "See Also" section of this page.


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[[Category:Fragments]]
[[Category:Fragments]]
[[Category:Decorative Artifacts]]
[[Category:Public Art]]
[[Category:Public Art]]
[[Category:Material Culture]]
[[Category:Material Culture]]

Latest revision as of 12:44, 9 December 2012

Fragments
Total Number 272
Total Number Missing 6
Purpose Decorative


Fragments (frammenti), like their name suggests, are small broken pieces of other artwork, and are a sub-set of material culture. When larger carvings were destroyed, the remains were often discarded. However, on occasion, remaining fragments were spared and often set into a wall. The fragment is not an intentional piece of artwork; no one makes fragments. Instead, they are the leftovers from grander objects that no longer exist. While they may have once been part of an important artistic sculpture, they are no longer of much significance.

An architectural fragment, most likely left over from a decorated window arch

Statistics

Damage and Preservation

For general information pertaining to the sources of damage to Venetian public art, please see the Damage to public art page.

For general information pertaining to the restoration and preservation of Venetian public art, please see the Restoration and preservation of public art page.

Specific information regarding the damage and restoration needs of each fragment can be found on the pages dedicated to each individual fragment, as listed in the map below and in the navigation box under the "See Also" section of this page.


Location

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See Also

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Fragments
Cannaregio
Castello
000-1 · 1216 · 1247 · 1768 · 1921 · 2007 · 2094 · 2101 · 2510-1 · 2510-2 · 2537 · 2640 · 3087 · 341 · 3495 · 3607 · 3608-1 · 3608-2 · 3608-3 · 3608-4 · 3803 · 382 · 4163 · 4432 · 482 · 4907 · 5653-1 · 5653-2 · 5653-3 · 5653-4 · 5746 · 5885 · 6031 · 6123 · 686 · 695
Dorsoduro
000-1 · 000-2 · 000-3 · 000-4 · 000-5 · 000-6 · 000-7 · 000-8 · 1050 · 1076 · 1081-1 · 1081-2 · 1081-3 · 1081-4 · 1081-5 · 1083 · 1172 · 1383-1 · 1383-2 · 1476 · 1523 · 1641 · 1842 · 2196 · 2266-1 · 2266-2 · 2266-3 · 2266-4 · 2266-5 · 2266-6 · 234 · 2345 · 2403-1 · 2403-2 · 2403-4 · 2406 · 2434 · 2435-1 · 2435-2 · 2460 · 2530 · 2532 · 2622 · 2716 · 2792-1 · 2792-2 · 2792-3 · 2985-1 · 2985-2 · 3367 · 3375-1 · 3375-2 · 3430 · 3498 · 3595 · 3707 · 3909 · 3911-1 · 3911-2 · 439 · 686 · 713 · 782-1 · 782-2 · 872 · 974
San Marco
San Polo
Santa Croce
106 · 1279 · 1287 · 1288-1 · 1288-2 · 1376-1 · 1376-2 · 1457-1 · 1457-2 · 15 · 1587 · 1670 · 1779 · 1794 · 1885-1 · 1885-2 · 1917 · 1931 · 2055 · 2182 · 2209-1 · 2209-2 · 269-1 · 269-2 · 270-1 · 270-2 · 270-3 · 469 · 50 · 642 · 70 · 816 · 928 · 989
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Decorative Artifacts
Functional Artifacts


References

Bibliography

External Links

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