NEWS
New User Handbook and Changes to the Census Database
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 features and search functions of the database. The handbook also reflects adjustments have been made to the new database since…
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.
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.
News
New User Handbook and Changes to the Census Database
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 …
Cooperation with Ubi erat Lupa
The Census project has over the last year begun to work in close cooperation with the project and database Ubi Erat Lupa directed by Ortolf and…
Erasmus Fellow Giorgia Agostini
As part of her PhD research and thanks to the Erasmus traineeship program, Giorgia Agostini will conduct research at the Census for six m…
New post for Verso by Christopher Lu
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…
New SPARQL Endpoint
The data of The Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance has been semantically modelled according to th…
Census x Hertziana x Warburg Fellow: Hugh Cullimore
Between November 2023 and March 2024, Hugh Cullimore will be conducting research in Berlin, Rome and London as a Census x Hertziana x Warburg…
New post for Verso by Juan Carlos G. Mantilla
Juan Carlos G. Mantilla, an assistant professor of world literatures at California State University in Fresno (USA) has written a new essay…
Towards a Collaborative Cultural Analysis of the City of Rome
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…
Warburg Institute joins Census x Hertziana Fellowship
We are very pleased to announce that the Warburg Institute has joined the Census x Hertziana Fellowships in the reception of antiquity. &nb…
Contact: Transcultural Techniques and Metaphors of Imprinting (30–31 May)
With the explosion of new reproductive technologies starting in the fifteenth century, antiquities were among the most sought-aft…
New database interface now live
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…
New post for Verso by Clara Sawatzki
Student Assistant Clara Sawatzki has written the first blog post for Verso, the new Hypotheses research blog of the Census. Please follow the link…