After the Plague: The State of Renaissance Art History
Renaissance studies offer hope to our morally fraught "post-coronial" era.
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Data and Detail
An experiment in the digital humanities seeks to shift the scale of art historical analysis.
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Renegade Art Historian Aby Warburg Challenged the Discipline’s Elitism with Photography
The German-Jewish art historian (1866–1929) is known for his "Bilderatlas Mnemosyne" project, a compendium of photographs of artworks from across time and cultures categorized and mounted on cloth…
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Two Books about Art History Examine a Discipline in Crisis
These are clearly pessimistic historiographies, imagining the discipline to be permanently cut off from its past heights or, alternately, damned from its very outset.
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Alex Nemerov Named Chair of Stanford Art & Art History Department
Stanford announced today that art historian Alexander Nemerov has been named the new chair of its Art & Art History Department. His tenure begins this fall. Nemerov has been a part…
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