Florence As It Was
Florence As It Was combines three-dimensional models of Medieval and early Modern buildings, digitized documents, photogrammetric models of 230 art works, translations of early modern descriptions, and original...
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Florence As It Was combines three-dimensional models of Medieval and early Modern buildings, digitized documents, photogrammetric models of 230 art works, translations of early modern descriptions, and original...
Read moreBaroque Without Boundaries, a digital mapping intervention and website, charts the increased contact among cultures during the late sixteenth-eighteenth centuries through the visual and material objects that originated...
Read moreAs an open-access online compendium containing thousands of unique images, documents, and media, the ACC Digital Collections detail the history of contemporary craft in America. From ACC newsletters...
Read moreBanana Craze is a research project on banana imagery in contemporary Latin American art created by Dr. Juanita Solano and Dr. Blanca Serrano with the support of the...
Read moreThe Northern Qi dynasty (550-577) produced a large body of important works of art during its brief existence. A central achievement of the period is the complex of...
Read moreAn extension of the Buddhist Caves Project begun with Xiangtangshan, the international collaborative research project on the Buddhist cave shrines of Tianlongshan also produced a database of images...
Read moreAtlanta Housing Interplay seeks to plot Atlanta on the interwar architectural map, establishing the city’s role as a clearinghouse for European social housing ideas in the U.S., and...
Read moreMapping Senufo: Art, Evidence, and the Production of Knowledge is an ongoing collaborative digital initiative that focuses on arts commonly labeled as Senufo and located to an area...
Read moreExplore a sampling of more than 300,000 images from Yale University Library’s Visual Resources Collection, a legacy slide collection used primarily for teaching in art history and architecture...
Read moreGiovanni Battista Piranesi was an innovative graphic artist most known for his architectural studies of Rome and imaginary prisons. “The Digital Piranesi” aims to make this rare material...
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