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Screenshot of the London Gallery Project landing page.

Description

The London Gallery Project is a research repository and visualization of the history of the commercial art gallery in London, c. 1850-1914. The project is based at Bowdoin College, under the direction of Professor Pamela Fletcher. The research and technological application are an on-going process, and we welcome scholarly contributions and feedback.

Contributors

Pamela M. Fletcher | David N. Israel | Karen Fossum | Robert Denton | Tad Macy | Kevin Travers

Institutional Affiliation

Art History, Bowdoin College

Sponsors

National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education, Council on Library and Information Resources | Gibbons Summer Research Internship Fund | Bowdoin College Office of Information Technology

Is this project Alive?

No longer updated

Year: Known Start

2007

Year: Known End

2012

Decades

2000-2010 | 2010-2020

Project Type

Map | Timeline

Software and Technologies

Flash | GIS | Google Maps | MapQuest

Project Images

Screenshot of the London Gallery Project landing page.
Historical map of London illustrating the locations of art galleries.
Historical map of London illustrating the locations of art galleries, red circles, and retail places, turquoise circles, in 1873.
Historical map of London illustrating the location of an art gallery in 1850.
Historical map of London illustrating the location of an art gallery in 1850.
Screenshot of the London Gallery Project landing page. Document
Historical map of London illustrating the locations of art galleries. galleriesandretail
Historical map of London illustrating the location of an art gallery in 1850. londongalleryproject