NEWS
The Census joins ARIADNEplus
Over the past year efforts have been underway to integrate the Census data according to the CIDOC-CRM framework so that its resources can be shared with those of other projects. Integration with similar art-historical projects is underway through collaboration with…
Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Institut für Kunst- und Bildgeschichte
Project
The Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance is an interdisciplinary project dedicated to the reception of antiquity.
Database
At the core of the Census is its database, which records ancient monuments known in the Renaissance with over 200,000 entries (both images and texts).
Research
The Census regularly initiates new research topics as well as focused projects that expand the contents of the database.
Publications
Pegasus has been the annual journal of the Census project, while conference proceedings and monographs have been published at irregular intervals in the series Cyriacus.
Linked Projects
Linked projects and externally-financed projects have opened up topics that go beyond the immediate priorities of the Census and have enriched the database with their contents.
Announcements
The Census joins ARIADNEplus
Over the past year efforts have been underway to integrate the Census data according to the CIDOC-CRM framework so that its resources can be sh…
Recycling Beauty: Salvatore Settis and Rem Koolhaas in Milan
From 17 November 2022 to 27 February 2023, the Fondazione Prada in Milan will be hosting a new exhibition on…
The Early Modern Invention of the Ancient Andes
The Institut für Kunst- und Bildgeschichte is very pleased to welcome the first Census x Hertziana Fellow, Juan Carlos Mantilla, who has begun a…
The Census Joins CORDH
We are very pleased to announce that the Census project has become a member of the international consortium CORDH, Consortium for Open Rese…
New Census x Hertziana Fellowship
The program “Art History in a Global Context” at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History and the “Census of An…
Census Semantic Data Models published
In 2021–2022, George Bruseker and Denitsa Nenova of Takin.solutions have been coordinating the Census data with the semantic framework us…
RSA Dublin, 4.2022
At the Renaissance society of America meeting in Dublin, Ireland on 2 April, 2022, Kathleen Christian and Cammy Brothers co-chaired a double-…
NFDI4Culture Forum: Census Data as Linked Open Data
On May 2, 2022, Kathleen Christian and Franz Engel (HU Berlin) together with Denitsa Nenova (Takin.solutions Athens) will present the upcoming…
New Web Address for the Census Database
As part of a major technical update which is currently underway, the Census database will have a new URL and from April 21, 2022 will be available…
Farnese Exhibition in Parma
On 18 March the exhibition I Farnese. Architettura, Arte, Potere will open in Parma at the Complesso monumentale della Pilotta. It will continue…
Now online: 75th Anniversary Exhibition
The 75th anniversary of the Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance falls in 2021, and to mark the occasion a group…
Pegasus 20.2020 in Print
The latest issue of Pegasus, number 20, offers a broad spectrum of research on the reception of antiquity. Among the contributions is an article…