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Columbia University Resources |
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CLIO,
Columbia's Online Library Information Center |
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Department of Art History and Archaeology
Resources |
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Masaccio:
A Digital Monograph |
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Italian
Renaissance Sculpture: A Digital Collection |
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Museums with Notable Collections
of Italian Renaissance Painting |
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Florence,
Galleria degli Uffizi |
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London,
National Gallery |
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New
York, Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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Paris,
Musee du Louvre |
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Washington,
National Gallery of Art |
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Online Reference Resources |
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Bartelby.com
offers searching within a repository of research texts including
the Columbia Encyclopedia, Bullfinche's Mythology and the King
James Bible |
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The
Getty Research Institute Vocabulary Programs: The Art &
Architecture Thesaurus (AAT)
The AAT is a structured vocabulary of around 125,000 terms,
scope notes, and other information for describing fine art,
architecture, decorative arts, archival materials, and material
culture. |
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The
Getty Research Institute Vocabulary Programs: The Union List
of Artist Names (ULAN)
The ULAN is a structured vocabulary containing around 220,000
names and biographical information about artists and architects,
including a wealth of variant names, pseudonyms, and language
variants. |
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The
Getty Research Institute Vocabulary Programs: The Getty Thesaurus
of Geographic Names (TGN)
The TGN is a structured vocabulary of around 1,000,000 geographic
names, including vernacular and historical names, coordinates,
and place types, and focusing on places important for the study
of art and architecture. |
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