This publication provides guidance to building owners, conservation professionals, local authorities and estate managers responsible for dealing with graffiti on historic buildings and sites. It describes the types of graffiti and historic materials affected, the legal context for reporting and prosecuting graffiti crime, general advice on removing graffiti, best technical practice expected of specialist graffiti-removal contractors, and prevention measures.
It also addresses wider cultural developments, notably the increased public recognition and acceptance of 'street art', and the consequent need to define the boundaries between street art and unwanted graffiti.
| ISBN: | 9781802070446 |
| Publication date: | 1st December 2021 |
| Author: | Historic England |
| Publisher: | Historic England an imprint of Liverpool University Press |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 66 pages |
| Series: | Historic England Guidance |
| Genres: |
Conservation of buildings and building materials |
This publication provides guidance to building owners, conservation professionals, local authorities and estate managers responsible for dealing with graffiti on historic buildings and sites. It describes the types of graffiti and historic materials affected, the legal context for reporting and prosecuting graffiti crime, general advice on removing graffiti, best technical practice expected of specialist graffiti-removal contractors, and prevention measures.
Graffiti on Historic Buildings features in the following genres: Conservation of buildings and building materials
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Graffiti on Historic Buildings was written by Historic England and published by Historic England an imprint of Liverpool University Press
Graffiti on Historic Buildings has 66 pages
Yes it is part of Historic England Guidance series