The American "Arts and Monuments Section" and the Protection of Japanese Monuments Damaged During the Second World War
Journal title STORIA URBANA
Author/s Carlotta Coccoli
Publishing Year 2014 Issue 2013/140-141 Language Italian
Pages 46 P. 49-94 File size 2959 KB
DOI 10.3280/SU2013-140003
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The author analyzes the role of the American Arts and Monuments Section, established in the summer of 1945 within the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (Scap) in order to protect, preserve and restore "recognized works of cultural, historical or artistic signifi cance". As part of the complex program for the protection of cultural heritage in war zones developed by the Allied governments during the Second World War (Monuments, Fine Arts and Archive Program), the activities of the Arts and Monuments Section in Japan can be considered the only Asian case that can be compared to the work done in Europe by the Allied Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Subcommission.
Keywords: Japan Second World War Monuments Arts and Monuments Section Monuments Offi cers
Carlotta Coccoli, La sezione americana "Arts and Monuments" e la tutela dei monumenti giapponesi anneggiati dalla seconda guerra mondiale in "STORIA URBANA " 140-141/2013, pp 49-94, DOI: 10.3280/SU2013-140003