Distant viewing
With reference to the concept of distant reading in literary history, distant viewing is a valuable analogy for a quantitative approach to art history: issues of collecting, sampling and analysis of quantitative data such as the number of replicas, of engravings and subsequent duplications or imitations by other artists, or data about the economics and market related aspects of artistic productivity.
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Ramón Valdés
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Kristine Kotecki
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DH Field School at BISC
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Maria Akritidou
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Jonathan Armoza
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Gabriela Valdivia
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Tassie Gniady
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BGR
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Paula Johanson
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Mila Oiva
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Matt
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Hannah L Jacobs
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Tolonen
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K. Bender
I am interested to learn about available -and affordable- database software used for art historical research. I have been using for more than ten years an efficient commercial Australian software, called ArtWorksPro. Unfortunately, it is no longer supported and, therefore, I look for a replacement. Does anyone know about a Microsoft Access…[Read more]
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5 years, 10 months ago
K. Bender
I am interested to learn about available -and affordable- database software used for art historical reseach. I have been using for more than ten years an efficient commercial Australian software, called ArtWorksPro. Unfortunately, it is no longer supported and, therefore, I look for a replacement. Does anyone know about a Microsoft Access database…[Read more]
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Matthew Lincoln
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yun yang
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K. Bender
‘Without doubt quality is better than quantity, but quality can be discussed ad infinitum,
while quantity is indisputable’ quotation (my translation) of the French philosopher Michel Tournier (Le miroir des idées – Traité. Paris : Mercure de France, 1995, 205-208.) -
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Martha Juarez
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