The Census Joins CORDH

In the Census data­base, many records are asso­ciated with unique Census IDs: not only Antique Monu­ments and Post­clas­sical Works, but also ...

Louvre Museum, Paris, 26 June-11 November 2024 The Torlonia marbles, the most exten­sive private coll­ec­tion of Roman antique sculp­ture ever ...

Work­shop, 11–13 June, 2024, Biblio­theca Hertziana, Villino Stro­ganoff, Via Grego­riana 22 Kath­leen Chris­tian and Katha­rina Bede...

Traces et empreints dans l’art du Moyen-Âge et des temps moderns Follo­wing meetings at the Univer­sité Catho­lique de Louvain and at the Hu...

At the Renais­sance Society of America meeting in Chicago, 21–23 March 2024, three sessions will be devoted to topics related to the recep­tion...

Between February 20 and 23, a group of BA and MA students in from the Humboldt Univer­sity spent four inspi­ring days on an excur­sion to Rome a...

The Institut für Kunst- und Bild­ge­schichte, Humboldt-Univer­­­sität zu Berlin, the Biblio­theca Hertziana – Max Planck Insti­tute for ...

Linked data (LD) has been a focus of much acti­vity in the fields of cultural heri­tage, huma­ni­ties and art and archi­tec­tural history ove...

A new user hand­book for the Census data­base has been published and is now available here. The hand­book offers a complete guide to all of the ...

As part of her PhD rese­arch and thanks to the Erasmus trai­nee­ship program, Giorgia Agos­tini will conduct rese­arch at the Census for six m...

Chris­to­pher G. Lu, a Rhodes Scholar at the Univer­sity of Oxford, has published a new blog post for Verso. Lu is curr­ently reading for an MS...

The data of The Census of Antique Works of Art and Archi­tec­ture Known in the Renais­sance has been seman­ti­cally modelled accor­ding to th...

Juan Carlos G. Mantilla, an assistant professor of world lite­ra­tures at Cali­fornia State Univer­sity in Fresno (USA) has written a new essay...

The Census project will parti­ci­pate in a work­shop at the Biblio­theca Hertziana between 26.6.2023 and 28.6.2023 on the topic of a colla­bo�...

We are very pleased to announce that the Warburg Insti­tute has joined the Census x Hertziana Fellow­ships in the recep­tion of anti­quity. &nb...

With the explo­sion of new repro­duc­tive tech­no­lo­gies starting in the fifte­enth century, anti­qui­ties were among the most sought-aft...

The Census data­base has upgraded to a new system and a new inter­face. There are several aides to help you navi­gate the new system: A user gui...

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Hypo­theses rese­arch blog Verso, a plat­form for short, illus­trated essays dealing with the hist...

Diesen Freitag, den 13. Januar 2023, wird die Census-Daten­­­bank für einen Tag nicht zu errei­chen sein aufgrund einer System­um­stel­lung...

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 ...

From 17 November 2022 to 27 February 2023, the Fonda­zione Prada in Milan will be hosting a new exhi­bi­tion on the recep­tion of anti­qui­ti...

We are very pleased to announce that the Census project has become a member of the inter­na­tional consor­tium CORDH, Consor­tium for Open Rese...

The program “Art History in a Global Context” at the Biblio­theca Hertziana – Max Planck Insti­tute for Art History and the “Census of An...

In 2021–2022, George Bruseker and Denitsa Nenova of Takin.solutions have been coor­di­na­ting the Census data with the semantic frame­work us...

Beim Treffen der Renais­sance Society of America am 2. April 2022 in Dublin, Irland, leiteten Kath­leen Chris­tian und Cammy Brot­hers gemeinsa...