“Digital Montagny”: An Introspective Experience in Art History

Burlot, Delphine; Denoyelle, Martine

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“…Koenraad Brosens, a historian of early modern Dutch art and director of the Project Cornelia digital archive, has called this work “slow digital art history” (Brosens et al., 2019). Examples might include the digital critical edition of the French artist Élie‐Honoré Montagny's Italian sketch album (Burlot & Denoyelle, 2015; Denoyelle et al., n.d. ), the digitized archives of the Roman artists' association known as the Accademia di San Luca (Lukehart, n.d.…”

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Digital art history in 2021

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2021

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The past decade has seen tremendous growth and innovation in the use of digital resources, methods, and tools in the history of art and architecture. While digital art history is less developed than text‐based disciplines, the emergence of new digital standards for visual and spatial data, and advances in computer vision are poised to revolutionize the field. This article provides a survey of recent developments in digital art history from the perspective of European and North American publications and conferences. I discuss the digitization of visual, spatial, and textual resources by museums, research centers, and individual researchers. Researchers have developed a variety of tools for digitally analyzing art and architecture, which can replicate or challenge traditional methods of formal, iconographic, and socio‐historical analysis. Trends in published research indicate uneven growth in the theoretical sophistication of digital art history scholarship. While digital methods are quickly moving into the training of art history professionals and students, digital art history communities in museums, research institutes, and universities remain somewhat fragmented. I conclude with a reflection on critiques of digital art history, several of which have not been fully addressed in recent scholarship.

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Digital art history in 2021

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2021

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“Digital Montagny”: An Introspective Experience in Art History

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Digital art history in 2021

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